solum
so·lum
noun \ˈsō-ləm\ plural so·la\-lə\ or solums
Definition of SOLUM
: the altered layer of soil above the parent material that includes the A and B horizons
Origin of SOLUM
New Latin, from Latin, ground, soil
First Known Use: 1928
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