Major Land Resource Area 017X
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
Accessed: 11/21/2024
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Ecological site group list
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Key Characteristics
- Basin Landform
- MAP ≥ 10"
- Basin Landform
- MAP <10"
- pH < 8.4
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Key Characteristics
- Landform Not As Above
- Mound and Swale Landscape Over Duripan
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Key Characteristics
- Landform Not As Above
- Not As Above
- Site is Sub-Irrigated
- Occasional Flooding (Under Historic Conditions)
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i
Key Characteristics
- Landform Not As Above
- Not As Above
- Site is Sub-Irrigated
- Flooding is Rare
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Key Characteristics
- Landform Not As Above
- Not As Above
- Site Is Not Sub-Irrigated
- MAP ≥ 10"
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i
Key Characteristics
- Landform Not As Above
- Not As Above
- Site Is Not Sub-Irrigated
- MAP < 10"
- pH < 8.4
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Key Characteristics
- Basin Landform
- MAP <10"
- pH ≥ 8.4
- Landform Not As Above
- Not As Above
- Site Is Not Sub-Irrigated
- MAP < 10"
- pH ≥ 8.4
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