Rock fragments are defined as unattached particles 2 mm or larger
in diameter that are strongly cemented or more resistant to rupture.
The size and occurrence of rock fragments in the soil has significant
implications for hydrologic processes, soil temperature, soil erosion,
and degradation.
Sand, Silt, Clay Fractions | Rock Fragment Class | Rock Fragment Volume
Bulk Density | Porosity | Permeability
Available Water Capacity | pH | Plasticity
K-Factor | Hydrologic Soil Groups | Curve Numbers
Soil Landscapes | Soil Climates | Soil Datasets | Personnel | Site Map
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4/19/99