Characteristics, classification, & adaptation of soils in selected areas in Sierra Leone, West Africa / R. T. Odell ... [et al.].

Abstract

which developed from Rokel River sediments under sa- vanna vegetation and seasonally swampy conditions, and soils in the Njala area, which developed in the same par- ent material (Rokel River Series) but under forest vege- tation and better drainage.1 Italicized numbers in parentheses refer to entries in Litera- ture Cited.Belia (4,0) Mabanta (5,0) Timbo (4,0) Diabama (4,0) War! (4,0) Njala (5,0) Batkanu (5,0) Makeni (5,0) Makoima (4,1) Mayanki(4,l) Waima (4,0) Mabassia (4,0) Baoma (4,0) Rosinth (5,0) Fanima (4,0) Manowa (4,0) Giema (3,0) Belebu (4,0) Ngelehun(3,0) Panderu (2,1) Mokonde (4,0) Batiema (3,3) Malinka (4,0) Matutu (4,2) Bonjema (4,'/j) Pelewahun (2,3) Mankahun (4,0) Masuri(4,1) Bosor(4,0) Tubum (4,0) Tisso (3,0) Masebra (3,3) Massimo (2,4) Madina (3,3) Romankne (2,4) Panlap(2,3) Mankane (0,4) Keya(0,4) Masheka (4,0) Masuba (3,0) Yumbuma (3,0) Pendembu (2,2) Kparva (0,3) Makonte (3,3) Kontobe (2,4) Babaibunda (2,3) Maroki (5,0) Mabang (4,0) Mara (4,0)Makoli (4,1) Mamalia (3,3) Malop (3,4) Matamba (3,2) Moyambaworo (3,2) Clayey sediments.