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Old soil names that take two words to tell apart

Source: R/benchmark-febr-loader.R
dot-SIBCS_LEGACY_TWO_WORD_MAP.Rd

Consulted by normalise_febr_sibcs() before .SIBCS_LEGACY_ORDER_MAP when the first word of a label gives no order. The key is the first two words of the name, upper case, without accents, as written (a leading "Solo" or "Solos" is not counted, and a hyphen separates words as a space does). One word would not do: "Bruno Nao Calcico" is Luvissolos and "Solos Brunos Acidos" has no order in the correlation of the 5th edition; "Terra" and "Humic" are not names.

Usage

.SIBCS_LEGACY_TWO_WORD_MAP

Details

  • Terra Roxa and Terra Bruna (Estruturada, Estruturada Similar) -> Nitossolos: "na maioria" (SiBCS 2018, p. 98). A "pequena parte", with the texture gradient of a B textural, went to Argissolos (p. 87); the name does not say which, and the label is read as the majority.

  • Bruno Nao Calcico -> Luvissolos (p. 95-96, Anexo I).

  • Humic Glei and Low-Humic Glei (the English names of Glei Humico and Glei Pouco Humico) -> Gleissolos (p. 93).

  • Solos Indiscriminados Concrecionarios -> Plintossolos (p. 104).