These include the Braddock , Brevard , Colvard , Elsinboro , Hatboro , Iotla , Rosman , Tate , Toxaway , and Transylvania series. Braddock, Brevard, Elsinboro, and Tate soils have an argillic horizon and are on adjacent stream terraces, fans or benches. Colvard, Iotla, Rosman, and Transylvania soils are on flood plains further from the channel than Biltmore soils. Hatboro and Toxaway soils have poorer drainage and occupy the lower parts of the flood plain. Rosman and Transylvania soils have an umbric A or Ap horizon.
Flooding is common.
Most of the acreage of this soil is cleared of forest and used for pasture and crops. Important crops grown are corn for grain and silage, small grains, truck crops, burley tobacco, and pasture. Native forest species include white pine, yellow-poplar, northern red oak, black oak, white oak, black walnut, American Sycamore, red maple, river birch, American beech, white ash, black locust, hickory, basswood, and blackgum. Rhododendron and blueberry are common understory plants. The series is of moderate extent.