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Tag Archives: Hue
The Art of Soil Color
Soils from around the world differ greatly. One reason for that is color, as evidenced in the header of this website. Colors were first standardized by Professor Albert H. Munsell on a system with three components: hue, value, and chroma. … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons in Soil Science, Terminology
Tagged Chroma, Color, Hue, Munsell, soil, Soil Coloring Agents, Value
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