Lihen, Parshall, Seroco and Telfer soils do not have an argillic horizon. Slow or medium runoff. Rapid permeability in the upper part and moderately slow permeability in the lower part formed in glacial till. Soils mainly are used for range, hay, and pasture. Some are cropped to small grains, alfalfa, and corn.
Native vegetation is prairie sandreed, needleandthread, and western wheatgrass.
West-central North Dakota, mainly adjacent to glacial outwash areas in the Missouri River watershed. The soil is of moderate extent. McLean County, North Dakota, 1974. Mottles with chroma of 2 or less within a depth of less than 40 inches are not considered as evidence of wetness in this soil.