SUELOS ANDINOS VENEZOLANOS

1. ANDEAN
FLOORS
República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Ministerio Del Poder Popular para Educación Superior
Instituto Politécnico Santiago Mariño
Mérida. Edo Mérida
Participante: Junior Rodríguez
C.I:V-26.381.150

2. The moorland soils are largely of recent glacial and volcanic origin, and many of them are still in full
formation; In some places can reach several meters thick..
This structure is the basis for the fundamental environmental service of the páramo: the storage
and distribution of clean and constant water to the low sites, where it is used for irrigation, potable
water and hydroelectricity. The strategic importance of these soils and that of the vegetation that
protects them, as well as their fragility, have begun to be treated from several points of view.
Its special structure is due
to a combination of organic
matter, which decomposes
very slowly in the cold
climate, and volcanic ash

3. Humid soil with abundant organic matter with an altitude of 2100
m.s.n.m
Located in the moor of the trujillo state

4. With a fertility and enormous
production in the production of
vegetable (asteraceas,
cruciferaes, liliáceas, apioceas,
Solanáceas, Quenopodiaceas)
rich in nutrients and
micronutrients essential for the
growth and development of the
plant.
It has a good drainage
of water is not prone to
erosion has good
permeability texture
and excellent color for
the agricultural
production of any ruble
plant offering excellent
production in terms of
quantity and quality of
the final product.

5. Humid soil with particles of
sand and clay can be said to
be a sandy flank.
It has good percolation of water
excellent permeability, texture,
depth and color. It has all the
necessary requirements for an
excellent vegetable production of
any food ruble.
Rich in organic matter for the
production of vegetables with
an altitude of 2200 m.s.n.m its
location is in the valley state
Mérida.