Rendzina is a dark, grayish-brown, humus-rich, intrazonal soil. It is one of the soils most closely associated with the bedrock type and an example of initial stages of soil development.

Rendzina
Rendzina
A rendzina from the Lower Carboniferous of South Wales
Stability and properties of alkaline phosphate immobilized by a rendzina soil
Surface cracking and aggregate formation observed in a Rendzina soil, La Touche (Vienne) France
Organic matter and nutrient dynamics of the litter layer on a forest Rendzina under beech.
Water, carbon and nitrogen cycling in a rendzina soil cropped with winter oilseed rape: the Châlons Oilseed Rape Database
Phosphate fertilization primes production of rangeland on brown rendzina soils in the Galilee, Israel.
Response of soil microorganisms to the addition of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in a forest Rendzina.
Burrow patterns of the mole rat Spalax ehrenbergi in two soil types (terra‐rossa and rendzina) in Mount Carmel, Israel