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Latest revision as of 15:21, 3 July 2024
See also: (1) bovengronds = aboveground; surface, overground; (leiding) overhead (Van Dale) (2) ondergrond
Dutch
- bovengrond
English
- topsoil (Juridisch-Economisch Lexicon, Aart van den End)
- top soil
Oxforddictionaries.com
topsoil: The top layer of soil. ‘It owns recycling plants in Ayrshire, Paisley and Glasgow and supplies recycled aggregates, topsoil and subsoil.’
Aquo-lex Waterwoordenboek
‘bovengrond’ = bovenste horizont van het bodemprofiel die meestal een relatief hoog gehalte aan organische stof bevat. Komt bodemkundig in het algemeen overeen met de A-horizont[1], landbouwkundig met de bouwvoor.