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Perhaps the soil is too clayey or insufficiently drained.
The clayey earth was as cracked as the face of an old oil painting.
Thickness of individual silt beds increases towards the top, while representation of clayey silt layers decreases.
The fault planes are characterized by anastomosing clayey gouge layers with thin (1 mm-10 cm) zones of cataclasite, breccia and hematite-clay-coated fractured rock.
All but one of the stands sampled were on clayey soils.
The matrix of the specimens is a light-grey clayey limestone.
The significant positive effect of soil clay content on the clustering of trees could be due to the higher water retention capacity of clayey soils.
In the field it appears to be quite similar to maroon mottled siltstone except for its clayey nature.
The soil type was a sandy-loam with a surface horizon underlain by a weakly-developed clayey, mottled and occasionally concretionary subsoil.
The sequence is lithologically rather uniform and consists of silty clay, fine-grained sand and clayey silt.
The second type of bedded calcrete is composed of very thin non-calcretized silty bands alternating with 2-3 cm thick calcretized clayey bands.
It is constructed of unmodified river cobbles set in a dark brown clayey fill.
They give the examples of adjectives such as cagey, cottagey, clayey, gooey.
Freezing of a clayey silt contaminated with an organic solvent.
Forests growing on clayey soils usually have a dense shrub layer and an abundance of large herbs and tree ferns.
The soils are shallow and/or clayey and the period of flooding is restricted to the rainy season.
It had a clayey texture with 45% clay, 16% silt and 39% sand.
