Virginia is a four-season state. August days can be - on the average - hot and humid, while January days can be cold and dry. The warmth in the air in early Spring, and the chill in the air in the Fall, feel different from other seasons. That's the climate pattern.
A hydric soil is a soil that is saturated, flooded, or ponded long enough during the growing season to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part. 1  This definition can be broken up into three component parts: 2  The soil is saturated, flooded or ponded. Saturated conditions are often the result of a high water table.
to be considered a wetland? 2. Butressed trunks, âkneesâ and the ability to float are all examples of what? 3. Name three indicators of a hydric soil? 4. True or False: Wetlands must be wet a majority of the year. 5. The presence of water stained leaves in a seemingly dry land suggest what?