only industrial and associated with urbanization but also connected with intensive agriculture. - Type 11.1 "Agriculture soils" (; WRB: Plaggic or Hortic Anthrosol, Haplic Phaeozem (Anthric), Haplic Chernozem (Anthric); ST: Typic Plagganthrepts, Typic Haplanthrepts) - Type 11.2 "Industrial soils" (; WRB: Technic Regosol, Technic Anthrosol, Mollic Technosol; ST: Typic or Mollic Udarents) - Type 11.3 "Urban soils" (; WRB: Urbic or Mollic or Ecranic Technosol; ST: Typic or Mollic Udarents) - Type 11.4 "Salty and saline soils" (; WRB: Haplic Solochaks; ST: Natrudalfs, Natraquolls) Geological origin of bedrock and soil texture Geological origin of bedrock described by rodzaj gleby describes geological origin and properties of material from which the soil was formed. It is not the same as soil family from USDA Soil Taxonomy. Examples can be: granitoid, basalt, amphibolite, sandstone, limestone (with specified period of formation), gypsum, glacial till, sandur sand, loess and others. Sizes of soil particles and texture of soil material are very similar to USDA classification. It makes possible correlating results of particle size analysis of soils described using USDA and Polish Soil Classification systems. Notes References Bibliography Pedology Types of soil Soil classification Science and technology in Poland