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Organic weathering is the breakdown of rock and minerals through biological processes such as the action of plants, animals, and microorganisms. This type of weathering can occur through processes like root growth, burrowing, and the release of acids by organisms, leading to the decomposition of rocks over time.
Lichens and mosses produce weathering agents such as organic acids that can dissolve minerals and break down rocks. These acids help in the process of physical and chemical weathering by weakening the rocks and aiding in soil formation.
Litter forms from organic matter such as leaves and roots.
Organic matter is a component of soil that is not formed by the weathering of rocks. It is derived from decaying plant and animal material that enriches the soil with nutrients and improves its structure.
Chelation is the process by which metals are bound and transported by organic compounds, such as organic ligands. In weathering, chelation can enhance the breakdown of rocks and minerals, as organic ligands can weaken chemical bonds in the minerals, making them more susceptible to physical and chemical weathering processes. This can ultimately lead to the release of metals and nutrients into the environment.
The vegetation source of weathering is the organic acids released by plants as they decompose. These acids can break down minerals in rocks, leading to weathering processes such as chemical weathering. The roots of plants can also physically break apart rocks, contributing to mechanical weathering.
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Mechanical weathering - Disintegration - breaks down into smaller pieces, no new substance. Frost Action, Abrasion, Gravity, Organic Activity, Wetting and Drying, and Joint Sheeting are the six major causes of mechanical weathering.
One important product of weathering is soil. Weathering breaks down rocks into smaller particles, which when combined with organic matter form soil. Soil is essential for supporting plant growth and agriculture.
Floating organic matters floating in the water