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How does time effect soil in an area?
Over time, soil can undergo changes due to factors like weathering, erosion, and organic matter decomposition. This can result in changes to soil structure and composition, affecting its fertility and ability to support plant growth. Time also influences the development of soil horizons and profile characteristics in a particular area.
What do you call an area of land that is made from layers of garbage and soil?
Landfill, which are very bad for our planet... recycle!
What do you call bits of soil removed by erosion?
You call the bits of soil sediment.
What do you call soil which is rich with nutrients?
Fertile soil.
What characteristic does soil have in rainy climates?
The characteristics of soil in a rainy climate have little to nothing to do with the soil, except to adjust the amount of moisture in it. The characteristics of climate in a given area will, over time, affect the characteristics of the soil, however. Continued drought changes the character of the soil by decreasing clay content or structure, making the soil more loose or sandy.
What continent do scientist think modern humans came from?
in Asia in the valley area called the fertile creasant for it fertile soil they call the the samratans
What do you call the best type of garden soil soil?
FDXGFDDG
What does this mean the soil in the area is called sugar sand?
It means that there is a lot of soil in the area.
What do you call the little grains of soil?
The little grains of soil are called particles or soil particles.
What do you call a type of soil used to make plants?
Potting soil.
What do you call the soil used for planting seeds in pots?
top soil
What do you call soil that is raised due to freezing of the moisture in the soil?
Permafrost.
