Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Fraser Island' has mentioned 'Soil' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| This leads to the progressive maturing of vegetation in the same direction, except for some areas along the western coast where soil leaching has decreased the nutrient soil layer to a depth beyond the reach of plant roots. | WIKI |
| The process of soil formation on the island is also unique, since as a result of the successive overlaying of dune systems, a chronosequence of podzol development from the younger dune systems on the east to the oldest systems on the west change from rudimentary profiles less than 0.5 metres thick to giant forms more than 25 metres thick. | UNESCO |
| The latter far exceeds known depths of podzols anywhere else in the world and has a direct influence on plant succession, with the older dune systems causing retrogressive succession when the soil horizon becomes too deep to provide nutrition for tall forest species. | UNESCO |
| The dynamic interrelationship between the coastal dune sand mass, hydrology, the ongoing processes of soil formation and the development of plant communities is remarkable in its scale and complexity given the uniform substrate. | UNESCO |
| For example the evolution of soil profiles remains essentially undisturbed. | UNESCO |