壌土 | Japanese meaning

壌土【じょうど】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

soil
loamy soil; loam; soil with clay content of 25-37.5%

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壌土【じょうど】
じょうど

Generated definitions (experimental)

soil

This term refers to the type of soil that is characterized by a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay, often acknowledged for its fertility and good drainage properties.

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The loamy soil in this field is ideal for crop growth.

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Agriculture thrives in regions with abundant loamy soil.

loamy soil; loam; soil with clay content of 25-37.5%

This specific definition emphasizes the composition of the soil, particularly its clay content, which is essential for understanding its properties and suitability for various agricultural practices.

、にご25〜～さんなな．ご37.5ぱあせんと%。

Loamy soil typically has a clay content of 25-37.5%.

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Loamy soil is particularly important for plant growth.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to cultivate the soilto add fertilizer to the soilhigh-quality loamy soilproperties of loamy soiluse of loamy soilto protect the soilmoisture retention of loamy soilぴいえいちpHpH of the loamy soilsoil improvementloamy soil in agriculture

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