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TABLE 10.--SOILS L jSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT SYSTI F CLASSIFICATION --Continued <br />Series <br />Family l/ <br />Subgroup <br />Order <br />Rasset---------------------- <br />Salida---------------------- <br />Shields 11/----------------- <br />Shorewood------------------- <br />Zimmerman------------------- <br />Coarse -loamy, <br />Sandy -skeletal, <br />Fine, montmorillonitic, <br />Fine, montmorillonitic, <br />Sandy, mixed, <br />mixed, mesic---------- <br />mixed, mesic-------- <br />mesic------- <br />mesic------- <br />frigid---------------- <br />Typic <br />Entic <br />Mollic <br />Aquic <br />Alfic <br />Argiudolls---------- <br />Hapludolls---------- <br />Albaqualfs--------- <br />Argiudolls---------- <br />Udipsamments-------- <br />Mollisols. <br />Mollisols. <br />Mollisols. <br />Mollisols. <br />Entisols, <br />1/ <br />Hennepin County has soil temperatures on the border between the mesic and frigid soil temperature <br />classes, therefore, soils in both classes occur in the county. However, these temperature differences are <br />minor and are usually not significant to growing crops in the county. <br />2/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Anoka series because the surface layer is thicker and darker <br />and the sand fraction is dominantly fine sand. <br />3/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Chaska series because they contain less fine sand than the de- <br />fined range for the series. <br />4/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Dakota series because they have less translocated clay in the B <br />horizon than the defined range for the series. <br />5/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Dorchester series because they have darker colored upper hori- <br />zons and contain more sand than the defined range for the series. <br />6/ <br />Some of these soils are taxadjuncts of the Isan series because the C horizon is loam or heavy <br />sandy loam. <br />7/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Langola series because they have more silt and clay in the solum <br />and some have grayer colors than the defined range for the series. <br />8/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Lerdal series because the A horizon is thicker than the defined <br />range for the series. <br />9/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Litchfield series because they have a thinner, darker colored A <br />horizon and contain more medium and coarse sand than the defined range for the series. <br />10/ <br />Organic soils that have not been classified at the series level. <br />ll/ <br />These soils are taxadjuncts of the Shields series because the upper part of the B horizon is darker <br />than the defined range for the series. <br />152 <br />1 I 4 \� p771 <br />
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