What is another word for macroaggregate?
Pronunciation: [mˈakɹəɹˌaɡɹɪɡˌe͡ɪt] (IPA) 
"Macroaggregate" is a term frequently used in the field of soil science, which refers to a grouping of soil particles within a particular size range. Some synonyms for macroaggregate include soil aggregates, macroscopic aggregates, clumps, and chunks. Other related terms include microaggregate, which refers to smaller soil particles, and megaaggregate, which can describe larger soil particles. Additionally, terms such as soil structure, soil aggregation, and soil tilth may be used to describe the overall arrangement and organization of soil particles, including macroaggregates. Understanding the nature and characteristics of soil aggregates is critical to the study of soil fertility, water infiltration, erosion control, and plant growth.
