neglebasen
Neglebasen refers to the natural or artificial base layer of soil or sediment found beneath the root zone of plants, typically below the depth where roots actively grow. This layer is often composed of dense, compacted material such as clay, rock, or unweathered parent material, distinguishing it from the more fertile upper layers of soil. The term is commonly used in agriculture, forestry, and environmental science to describe the lower boundary of soil influence, where organic matter and biological activity are minimal.
In agricultural contexts, neglebasen plays a role in determining root penetration and water retention. Compacted neglebasen
The composition of neglebasen varies depending on geological and climatic conditions. In some regions, it may