Definition of oxisol in English:

oxisol

nounˈɒksɪsɒlˈäksiˌsôl

Soil Science

A soil of an order comprising stable, highly weathered, tropical mineral soils with highly oxidized subsurface horizons.
Example sentencesExamples
- The soil of the study site is a distrophic oxisol on a flat topography.
- Very thick root mats inside forest litter have been described in undisturbed tropical forests growing on atypical soils such as giant podzols, but less dramatic root mats can be found beneath forests on more typical oxisols and ultisols.

Origin

1960s: from oxic + -sol.

Definition of oxisol in US English:

oxisol

nounˈäksiˌsôl

Soil Science

A soil of an order comprising stable, highly weathered, tropical mineral soils with highly oxidized subsurface horizons.
Example sentencesExamples
- The soil of the study site is a distrophic oxisol on a flat topography.
- Very thick root mats inside forest litter have been described in undisturbed tropical forests growing on atypical soils such as giant podzols, but less dramatic root mats can be found beneath forests on more typical oxisols and ultisols.

Origin

1960s: from oxic + -sol.

单词	oxisol
释义	Definition of oxisol in English: oxisol nounˈɒksɪsɒlˈäksiˌsôl Soil Science A soil of an order comprising stable, highly weathered, tropical mineral soils with highly oxidized subsurface horizons. Example sentencesExamples The soil of the study site is a distrophic oxisol on a flat topography. Very thick root mats inside forest litter have been described in undisturbed tropical forests growing on atypical soils such as giant podzols, but less dramatic root mats can be found beneath forests on more typical oxisols and ultisols. Origin 1960s: from oxic + -sol. Definition of oxisol in US English: oxisol nounˈäksiˌsôl Soil Science A soil of an order comprising stable, highly weathered, tropical mineral soils with highly oxidized subsurface horizons. Example sentencesExamples The soil of the study site is a distrophic oxisol on a flat topography. Very thick root mats inside forest litter have been described in undisturbed tropical forests growing on atypical soils such as giant podzols, but less dramatic root mats can be found beneath forests on more typical oxisols and ultisols. Origin 1960s: from oxic + -sol.
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