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Archaeological stratigraphy applies to Soil horizon. Activate to inspect this relation.Cation exchange capacity depends on Soil organic matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Cation exchange capacity depends on Soil texture. Activate to inspect this relation.Crop rotation influences Soil fertility. Activate to inspect this relation.Fertilisation influences Soil fertility. Activate to inspect this relation.Humus is part of Soil organic matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Nitrogen fixation influences Soil fertility. Activate to inspect this relation.Nutrient cycling influences Soil pH. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil fertility influences Crop Yield. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil fertility depends on Soil horizon. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil formation depends on Parent material. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil formation requires Weathering. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil horizon is part of Soil profile. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil horizon is part of Soil. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil organic matter enables Nutrient cycling. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil organic matter influences Soil structure. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil organic matter is part of Soil. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil pH applies to Soil. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil pH influences Cation exchange capacity. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil pH influences Soil fertility. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil profile is derived from Soil formation. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil texture influences Soil structure. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil texture is part of Soil. Activate to inspect this relation.Tillage influences Soil fertility. Activate to inspect this relation.Weathering applies to Parent material. Activate to inspect this relation.Weathering enables Erosion. Activate to inspect this relation.Weathering is part of Denudation. Activate to inspect this relation.Weathering causes Erosion. Activate to inspect this relation.Soil horizonSoil profileSoilArchaeological stratigraphySoil fertilitySoil formationSoil organic matterSoil pHSoil textureCrop YieldCrop rotationFertilisationNitrogen fixationTillageParent materialWeatheringNutrient cyclingSoil structureCation exchange capacityHumusErosionDenudation
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14 concepts viewed through this lens. Bridge concepts connect this view to Agricultural Engineering, Agriculture, Archaeology, Biology….

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22 concepts28 relationships10 disciplines4 relation families

Soil horizon

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At a glance

A soil horizon is one of the layers that make up a soil profile, from leaf litter down to bedrock.

Disciplines
Soil Science · Earth & Space Sciences
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Agriculture, Archaeology, Geology, Sociology
Relationships
4 · 3 relation families

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Bridge concepts (10)

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  • Soil4
    Earth & Space Sciences, Geology · connects to Soil horizon, Soil organic matter, Soil pH…
  • Archaeological stratigraphy1
    Archaeology, Sociology · connects to Soil horizon
  • Crop rotation1
    Agriculture · connects to Soil fertility
  • Crop Yield1
    Agricultural Engineering, Agriculture · connects to Soil fertility
  • Denudation1
    Geomorphology · connects to Weathering

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  • This view connects 10 disciplines: Agricultural Engineering, Agriculture, Archaeology, Biology, Earth & Space Sciences, Geology, Geomorphology, Microbiology, Sociology, Soil Science.
  • Soil horizon is a bridge concept — viewed here through Earth & Space Sciences, Soil Science.
  • The connections here span 4 relation families.

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