T. Hamazaki et Ep. Paningbatan, PROPERTIES AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF RED-YELLOW AND RELATED SOILS IN THE PHILIPPINES, JARQ. Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly, 30(2), 1996, pp. 69-78
Red-Yellow and related soils in the Philippines consisted of Red soils
, Yellow Soils, Dark Brown soils, Terra Rossa-like soils, Terra Fusca-
like soils, Rendzina-like soils, Brown Upland soils, Pseudogley-like s
oils, Andosols, Vertisols, Brown Lowland soils, and Gray Lowland soils
. The acidity tended to decrease in the order: Red soils > Yellow soil
s > Dark Brown soils > Terra Rossa-like soils > Terra Fusca-like soils
> Rendzina-like soils. The acidity of other soil groups showed a wide
range depending on the lime contents of parent materials and the dura
tion of the dry period in the area. The factors that control the prope
rties and the distribution patterns of Red-Yellow and related soils in
the Philippines were found to be: parent materials, land form, and ty
pes of climate based on the duration of the dry period.