pedologically

pe·dol·o·gy¹ (p

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The study of the physical and mental development and characteristics of children.

[pedo- + -logy.]

pedo·logic (-d

-l

k), pedo·logi·cal (-

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l) adj.

pedo·logi·cal·ly adv.

pe·dolo·gist n.

pe·dol·o·gy² (p

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-j

, p

The scientific study of soils, including their origins, characteristics, and uses.

[pedo- + -logy.]

pedo·logic (p

k), pedo·logi·cal (-

-k

l) adj.

pedo·logi·cal·ly adv.

pe·dolo·gist n.

pedology¹

(Medicine) a US spelling of paedology

pedology²

(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) the study of the formation, characteristics, and distribution of soils

pedological [ˌpiːdəˈlɒdʒɪk^əl] adj

pedologist n

pedology (p

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The scientific study of soils, including their origins, characteristics, and classification.

pedology

the branch of agriculture that studies soils; soil science. — pedologist, n. — pedologic, pedological, adj.

See also: Children

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Noun

pedology - the branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of infants and children

paediatrics, pediatric medicine, pediatrics

medical specialty, medicine - the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques

neonatology - that branch of pediatric medicine concerned with the newborn; the diagnosis and treatment of neonates

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children edaphology geography neonatology paediatrics paedology palaeopedology paleopedology pediatric medicine pediatrics soil tecnology	The extreme example, gilgai in Vertosols, is a challenge to research but the inherent short range variation is pedologically predictable once understood. The need for better links between pedology and soil carbon research ... by Biggs, A.J.W.; Grundy, M.J. / Australian Journal of Soil Research Given the remarkable extension of the area under examination (1042 km2), recourse was made to the Map of the Capacity of use of the Soils and their limitations [23] to have an adequate pedologic knowledge of the entire area, and the entire area under examination was then pedologically zoned thanks to this map and that of the hydrogeologic complexes. The combined approach when assessing and mapping groundwater ... by Civita, Massimo V. / Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP) Chemical, physical, geophysical and soil micromorphological analyses applied to dark earth on urban sites in England over the last twenty years, have established that dark earth is formed pedologically from derelict Roman buildings, their debris, and the deposits derived from their most recent landuse. A future for dark earth? (Method) by Macphail, Richard I.; Galinie, Henri; Verhaeghe, Frans / Antiquity	Pedimane Pedimanous pediment Pedimental Pediocactus Pediocactus knowltonii Pedioecetes Pedioecetes phasianellus Pedionomus Pedionomus torquatus pedipalp Pedipalpi Pedipalpous Pedipalpus Pedireme pedlar pedo- pedobaptism Pedobaptist pedocal pedodontia pedodontics pedodontist pedogenesis Pedograph pedologically pedology pedomancy pedometer Pedometric pedomorphism pedomorphosis Pedomotive pedon pedophile pedophilia pedophiliac pedophobia Pedotrophy Pedrail Pedregal Pedro Pedro Calderon de la Barca Pedro I Pedro II peduncle Peduncled Peduncular Pedunculata pedunculate pedunculate oak	Pedofilia Pedofilia pedogenesis pedogenesis pedogenesis pedogenetic pedogenetic pedogenetic Pedogenic Pedogenic Pedogenic pedogenics pedogeochemical survey pedogeography pedogogic Pedograph Pedograph pedography Pedolith Pedolith Pedolith Pedolith pedologic pedologic pedologic pedologic age pedologic unit pedological pedological pedological pedologically pedologist pedologist pedologist pedologists pedologists pedologists pedology pedology pedology Pedology (children study) Pedoman Akuntansi Perbankan Syariah Indonesia Pedoman Perilaku Penyiaran dan Standar Program Siaran Pedoman Standar Akuntansi Keuangan Pedoman Umum Gizi Seimbang Pedoman Umum Perjuangan Jamaah Islamiyah Pedomancy pedometer pedometer Pedometers Pedometers Pedometre Pedometre Pedometres Pedometres Pedometric Pedometrics pedomorph pedomorph pedomorphic pedomorphic

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The extreme example, gilgai in Vertosols, is a challenge to research but the inherent short range variation is pedologically predictable once understood.

The need for better links between pedology and soil carbon research ... by Biggs, A.J.W.; Grundy, M.J. / Australian Journal of Soil Research

Given the remarkable extension of the area under examination (1042 km2), recourse was made to the Map of the Capacity of use of the Soils and their limitations [23] to have an adequate pedologic knowledge of the entire area, and the entire area under examination was then pedologically zoned thanks to this map and that of the hydrogeologic complexes.

The combined approach when assessing and mapping groundwater ... by Civita, Massimo V. / Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP)

Chemical, physical, geophysical and soil micromorphological analyses applied to dark earth on urban sites in England over the last twenty years, have established that dark earth is formed pedologically from derelict Roman buildings, their debris, and the deposits derived from their most recent landuse.

A future for dark earth? (Method) by Macphail, Richard I.; Galinie, Henri; Verhaeghe, Frans / Antiquity

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