different between edaphic vs pedologic
edaphic
English
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ?????? (édaphos, “ground”) +? -ic.
Adjective
edaphic (not comparable)
- (geography) Relating to, or determined by, conditions of the soil, especially as it relates to biological systems.
Related terms
- edaphology
- hemiedaphic
- topoedaphic
Translations
edaphic From the web:
- what's edaphic drought
- what edaphic means
- what are edaphic factors
- what is edaphic in biology
- what is edaphic factors of soil
- what are edaphic resources
- what is edaphic savanna
- what is edaphic region
pedologic
English
Adjective
pedologic (comparative more pedologic, superlative most pedologic)
- Of or pertaining to pedology (in all senses).
Synonyms
- pedological
Translations
Anagrams
- logopedic, police dog
Romanian
Etymology
From French pédologique.
Adjective
pedologic m or n (feminine singular pedologic?, masculine plural pedologici, feminine and neuter plural pedologice)
- pedologic, pedological
Declension
pedologic From the web:
- what pedagogical strategies are most effective
- what pedagogical
- what pedagogical content knowledge entails
- what pedagogical means
- what pedagogical approach is used in that space
- what pedagogical practices
- what does pedagogical mean
- what is pedagogical knowledge
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