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Soil mineral
(i) Any mineral that occurs as a part of or in the soil. (ii) A natural inorganic compound with definite physical, chemical, and crystalline properties (within the limits of isomorphism), that occurs in the soil.
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- Industry/Domain: Earth science
- Category: Soil science
- Company: Soil Science Society of America
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