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Q: How does absorbency effects the soil?
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Does weight affect soil absorbancy?

Weight does not affect soil absorbency.


What is soil absorbency?

Soil absorbency refers to the rate at which a particular soil takes in water. Different soils have different soil absorbencies.


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What are effects of erosion to soil?

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What factors affect absorbency?

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What are the positive effects of wind and rain and temperature on soil?

*ayee* so what are the positive effects of wind and rain adn tempature on soil i think the positive effects on those is when the water evaporates into the soil thats my answer hopee its right byee <3


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