Definition of pedogenic in English:

pedogenic

adjective ˌpɛdə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌpedəˈjenik

Relating to or denoting processes occurring in soil or leading to the formation of soil.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other processes that are, however, important on local scales include aeolian, lacustrine, and pedogenic processes.
- All of the pedogenic features have hydromorphic characteristics, produced by extended periods of water saturation.
- The red mudstone horizons preserve extensive pedogenic textures and desiccation cracks indicative of mature palaeosol development.
- Palaeosol horizons are interbedded with these units, representing the pedogenic alteration of exposed floodplain sediments.
- Basal erosion surfaces are locally overlain by a grey pebble-sized lag of mud chip and pedogenic carbonate clasts.

Origin

1920s: from pedo- + -genic.

Definition of pedogenic in US English:

pedogenic

adjectiveˌpedəˈjenik

Relating to or denoting processes occurring in soil or leading to the formation of soil.
Example sentencesExamples
- The red mudstone horizons preserve extensive pedogenic textures and desiccation cracks indicative of mature palaeosol development.
- Palaeosol horizons are interbedded with these units, representing the pedogenic alteration of exposed floodplain sediments.
- Other processes that are, however, important on local scales include aeolian, lacustrine, and pedogenic processes.
- All of the pedogenic features have hydromorphic characteristics, produced by extended periods of water saturation.
- Basal erosion surfaces are locally overlain by a grey pebble-sized lag of mud chip and pedogenic carbonate clasts.

Origin

1920s: from pedo- + -genic.

单词	pedogenic
释义	Definition of pedogenic in English: pedogenic adjective ˌpɛdə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌpedəˈjenik Relating to or denoting processes occurring in soil or leading to the formation of soil. Example sentencesExamples Other processes that are, however, important on local scales include aeolian, lacustrine, and pedogenic processes. All of the pedogenic features have hydromorphic characteristics, produced by extended periods of water saturation. The red mudstone horizons preserve extensive pedogenic textures and desiccation cracks indicative of mature palaeosol development. Palaeosol horizons are interbedded with these units, representing the pedogenic alteration of exposed floodplain sediments. Basal erosion surfaces are locally overlain by a grey pebble-sized lag of mud chip and pedogenic carbonate clasts. Origin 1920s: from pedo- + -genic. Definition of pedogenic in US English: pedogenic adjectiveˌpedəˈjenik Relating to or denoting processes occurring in soil or leading to the formation of soil. Example sentencesExamples The red mudstone horizons preserve extensive pedogenic textures and desiccation cracks indicative of mature palaeosol development. Palaeosol horizons are interbedded with these units, representing the pedogenic alteration of exposed floodplain sediments. Other processes that are, however, important on local scales include aeolian, lacustrine, and pedogenic processes. All of the pedogenic features have hydromorphic characteristics, produced by extended periods of water saturation. Basal erosion surfaces are locally overlain by a grey pebble-sized lag of mud chip and pedogenic carbonate clasts. Origin 1920s: from pedo- + -genic.
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