Definition

A type of soil that is rich in aluminum and iron but low in carbonates, typically found in wet areas.

Example

The farmers preferred to cultivate crops in the pedalfer soil due to its rich nutrients.

Conversation

I read that some plants thrive in pedalfer soil.

Really? I didn't know that type of soil had specific plants associated with it.

Yeah, it's interesting how pedalfer soil is rich in nutrients.

It makes sense — it must help those plants grow better in humid areas.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Latin 'pedalis' (meaning of the foot) and 'ferre' (meaning to carry). The term 'pedalfer' refers to something that carries or supports the foot.

Memory Tip

Think of 'pedal' relating to the foot ('pedalis') and 'fer' meaning to carry. This helps you remember that 'pedalfer' is something that carries or supports the foot.

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