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Main Objectives A general understanding of broad ecological functions of soils Forming an initial idea about soil formation and genesis Generally comprehend.

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1 Main Objectives A general understanding of broad ecological functions of soils Forming an initial idea about soil formation and genesis Generally comprehend the connection between a soil profile and its landscape environment Know the general composition of soils Learn terms and concepts for characterizing soil properties

2 Key terms and Concepts Soil as a natural body
Key factors controlling soil formation Soil profile and horizon Soil properties Regolith, pedogenesis, cryoturbation, permafrost, podzolization Soil structure, aggregate, texture, particle size distribution, bulk density, fertility, moisture, and infiltration

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