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If it is a herbivorous animal, without soil plants cannot grow and if they don't grow herbivorous animals will not have their food. This can cause herbivorous animals to die (gets extinct) and if herbivorous animals die (gets extinct) from where will carnivorous animal feed.
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What way soil is useful to us?
Soil is useful to us because it provides the nutrients for plants to grow which provide us with food and fruits. It is also useful for recycling remember dust to dust....
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Where can you find vermicompost to be useful in?
soil and plant
How forests are useful to us?
forests absorb carbon dioxide that causes global warming forests keep soil from erosion forests trap rain
How are forests are useful to us?
forests absorb carbon dioxide that causes global warming forests keep soil from erosion forests trap rain
How trees are useful to us in your locality?
They act as windbreaks, which helps to mitigate the effects of dust storms and blizzards. They also help anchor the soil around rivers, reducing the soil erosion due to spring flooding.
Why soil management is necessary?
Soil management is useful to prevent soil erosion . It prevent from being exposed by wind and rain .
What is the useful soil moisture for plant growth?
rainwater
How is the urine from worm farms useful?
it fertilizes the soil
What are some uses of peat?
Useful additive for potting soil, it enriches soil, and a heating source.
How soil is economically useful?
soil is useful in the production of agro products. A good soil helps to produce more product at lower cost. It increases the gross national product of an economy.Hence, it increases national income of an economy
Who is most likely to find soil maps useful?
Farmers, land developers, and environmental scientists are most likely to find soil maps useful. They can use soil maps to assess soil quality, plan land use strategies, and make informed decisions about crop selection, infrastructure development, and environmental management.
