orterde
noun
ort·er·de
ˈȯrtˌerdə
plural -s
: a soil horizon in which there is little or no cementation between the iron and the organic matter
Word History
Etymology
German, from ort site, place (from Old High German, point) + erde earth (from Old High German erda)
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- if-clause
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