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Soil Texture

Soil Texture

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Tall graduated cylinder on a black laboratory bench, filled with brown cloudy liquid that is darker towards the bottom, with a wash bottle and taps behind. — Sand falls and clay waits Antonio Jordán

Series of three photos of a group of people in white lab coats posing in a laboratory, smiling and holding up small balls of moist soil in their hands. — Seven hours and a half making balls for soil texture determination by hand Antonio Jordán

Circle of muddy outstretched hands seen from above, each palm holding a small ball of moist brown soil, with white lab-coat sleeves and a tiled floor below. — Come on, let's play softball! Antonio Jordán

Group of people in white lab coats standing in a circle in a laboratory, smiling and holding out their palms smeared with brown soil and small soil balls. — Soil texture by hand Antonio Jordán

Diagram of a soil texture triangle in Spanish, coloured fields for clay, silt and sand classes, with yellow dashed lines showing how to read off a sample at 50 percent clay. — Soil texture triangle (in Spanish) Antonio Jordán

Chart of area to volume ratio against particle diameter: a curve plunging from very high values for clay and silt to near zero across the sand range, with the sphere formulas. — Specific surface of soil mineral particles Antonio Jordán

Dozens of small hand-rolled soil balls of different sizes laid out on white paper, in colours from pale grey and beige to orange-brown, reddish brown and dark grey. — Soil balls (soil texture by feel method) Antonio Jordán

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