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Does Ukraine have rich black soil?
Nearest to the Black Sea.
Is soil in Pennsylvania rich?
its a farming country so the soil has to have a deep black color in order to be rich
Why the black soil called black?
Type your answer here... Black soil is called black because it is black in colour.
What is clay rich soil called?
marl
What it the black fertile soil in Egypt called?
the black fertile soil in Egypt was called kemet
Does Ukraine have rich black soil?
Nearest to the Black Sea.
What country has the rich black soil of regions that allows the growth of many crops?
Ukraine
Is Siberia a region with fertile soil?
Much of Siberia has poor soil called acidic podsol. But parts of southern Siberia has rich black soil.
Why did the Egyptians value the rich soil of the black land?
It was a rich soil to plant grains and vegetables.
Is soil in Pennsylvania rich?
its a farming country so the soil has to have a deep black color in order to be rich
What are some palnts and animals in Ukraine?
The land's soil, chernozyom (black soil), is very fertile. When the Ukraine was part of the former Soviet Union it was called the country's "bread basket." European bison, fox, and rabbits can be found living on the vast steppes of the country.
What is the definition of chomozem?
Rich, Black, Soil
What country in Europe is called the breadbasket of the east due to high grain production?
The "breadbasket of Europe" refers to the fertile lands of Ukraine, a sovereign state in Eastern Europe. Its capitol city is Kiev .
Why is the blackland prairies called blackland prairies?
The black-land prairies have dark, rich soil which is good for farming. The color of the soil is represented in the name of this ecoregion.
Why the black soil called black?
Type your answer here... Black soil is called black because it is black in colour.
How does the breadbasket name arise?
The Ukraine is known as the breadbasket of Europe. The reason that this name came about is because of the rich, fertile soil in the area, and the massive fields of wheat grown in the Ukraine.
What is nutrient rich soil deposited by a river?
That would be called silt. Are you studying ancient Mesopotamia or Egypt, by any chance?
