BFD5W — Carbonate content in the rigol horizon

Vineyard soils (rigosols) are soils that have been substantially altered by human activity. The soils, which are highly differentiated according to structure and properties, were grouped together and systematised into conductive floor shapes. For a clear map representation, the guiding soil forms are divided into groups of uniform type of origin or rock type.:The method carbonate content is based on basic data of the vineyard soil mapping Rhineland-Palatinate and the classification of the soil history carting instructions (KA5). The carbonate content of the vineyard soil map has been adapted to the classification of KA5. The carbonate content is shown in a separate map for the Rigol horizon or the layer substrate. A variability of the characteristic expression in the surface or within a layer is indicated by a hatching.