podsol

/ˈpoʊdsoʊl/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of acidic soil found in certain regions, particularly in northern Europe, characterized by its ability to retain water and acidic properties.

“The researchers studied the unique properties of the podsol soil in the Scandinavian region.”

Synonyms

  • acid soil
  • podzol

Antonyms

  • alkaline soil
  • basic soil