General term that describes how mineral and particles organic matter of are organized and clumped together in a soil.

The combination of soil particles into aggregates or clusters which are separated from adjacent aggregates by surfaces of weakness.

The physical texture and content of the soil independent of nutrition. Structure impacts the way a soil drains and holds onto moisture. Soil test

the combination or arrangement of primary soil particles into secondary particles, units, or peds

determined by how individual soil granules clump or bind together and aggregate, and therefore, the arrangement of soil pores between them. Soil structure has a major influence on water and air moveme [..]

The arrangement of aggregates (peds) in a soil.

the pattern of aggregated soil particles into certain shapes of peds.

The arrangement of soil particles into aggregates which form structural units. Size, shape, and distinctness are used to describe soil structure. Farmers often describe soil structure with words such as crumbly or cloddy.

arrangement of soil particles. soil texture -

A property of soils that depends upon the arrangement of soil particles and aggregation. The soil fractions made up of small particles form aggregates that may or may not behave as more or less discrete bodies.

 – The arrangement of soil particles into larger particles or aggregates. This arrangement modifies the bulk density and porosity of the soil.

the arrangement of sand, silt, clay and organic matter particles into units or aggregates.

refers to the size, shape and stability of soil particles and the size between the groups of particles, or aggregates.

The arrangement of aggregates (peds) in a soil.

the way soil particles are aggregated into aggregates or “crumbs”, important for the passage of air and water

 The grouping of soil particles to form aggregates and peds and the ability of these particles to hold together.