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A Horizon Defined
Soil horizon normally found below the O horizon and above the B horizon. This layer is characterized by the following two features:
(1) A layer in which humus and other organic materials are mixed with mineral particles.
(2) A zone of translocation from which eluviation has removed finer particles and soluble substances.
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