These include the Appling , Cecil , Culpeper , Elioak , Hazel , and Manor soils. These soils are on similar landscape positions but formed in different material. Hazel and Manor soils have less than 35 percent rock fragments. Manor soils are micaceous. Runoff is medium on the gentle slopes and rapid on the steeper slopes.
Permeability is moderate to moderately rapid.
Crops are corn and mixed hay grasses. Vegetation consists of white, scarlet, red, chestnut and black oaks, yellow poplar, gum, Virginia pine, white pine, hickory, dogwood and mountain laurel. The series is of small extent. Culpeper County, Virginia, 1952. The classification has been changed from Umbric Dystrochrept to Typic Dystrochrept because the dark colors in the solum are inherited from the graphitic schist parent rock.