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• <br />62T 17-46 inches brown (10 YR 5/3) fine sandy clay loam, yellowish <br />brown (10 YR 5/4) moist; slightly hard, very triable; slightly sticky <br />and slightly plastic; few thin clay films line pores; common very <br />fine, fine, and medium roots, few coarse roots; numerous coarse (4 <br />to S inch diameter) krotovinas; non-calcareous; 10 percent gravels; <br />gradual smooth boundary. <br />CI 46-61 inches mixed colors (10 YR 5/6, 6/4) fine sandy loam, <br />brownish yellow (10 YR 6/6) moist; medium fine angular blocky <br />structure; slightly hard, very friable; slightly sticky and slightly <br />plastic, few very fine, fine and medium roots; non-calcareous; 10 <br />percent gravels. <br />• <br /> <br />This pedon is more moist Throughout than the typical pedon. Darker colors and <br />a thicker A horizon contribute to this. More coarse fragments occur in the surface <br />horizon of other pedons. The argillic horizon is usually a brown or a dark brown fine <br />sandy clay loam or heavy clay loam; in this soil the argillic has a brighter color of <br />10 YR 5/3. The argillic is thicker in this pedon, it usually ranges about 14 inches <br />thick. <br />Unnamed Series 68 <br />This unnamed Series 68 consists of moderately deep to deep, well-drained, loamy <br />soil. They occur on gently sloping to moderately steep sloping ridges, side-slopes of <br />ridges and narrow draws at elevations of 6,650 to 7,075 feet. The soil is formed in <br />material weathered from sandstone. Permeability is moderate. These soils are found <br />extensively in Sections I I and 14, T.SN R.86W. <br />Typically, the surface horizon is a dark brown to brown fine sandy loam ranging <br />in thickness from 3 to I7 inches. The subsoil is a dark grayish brown or dork brown <br />sandy clay loam. The argillic horizon is found within 5 to 19 inches below the surface. <br />The substratum varies in texture from clay loam to gravelly sandy loam, and has pale <br />brown to yellowish brown colors. The depth of the profile varies from 30 inches to <br />greater than S feet. <br />UNNAMED SERIES 68 TYPIC PEDON <br />Sandy Loam <br />PROFILE // <br />05-04-22-042 <br />A typical pedon (OS-04-22-042) of the Unnamed Series 68 sandy loam, 8 to 15 <br />2.3-116 <br />