【じょうど】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. soil
  2. loamy soil; loam; soil with clay content of 25-37.5%
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. soil
    2. 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.
    The loamy soil in this field is ideal for crop growth.
    Agriculture thrives in regions with abundant loamy soil.
  2. loamy soil; loam; soil with clay content of 25-37.5%
    3. 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.
    Loamy soil typically has a clay content of 25-37.5%.
    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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