podzol Definition
a type of soil found in cold or temperate moist climates, characterized by a grayish-white leached layer and an accumulation of iron and aluminum oxides in the underlying layers.
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Summary: podzol in Brief
The term 'podzol' [ˈpɒdzɒl] refers to a type of soil found in cold or temperate moist climates. It is characterized by a grayish-white leached layer and an accumulation of iron and aluminum oxides in the underlying layers.
