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What soil has the largest particle size?
Silt.
Which soil type has the smallest soil particles?
Clay
Is soil a herbivore?
No, a herbivore is a category for an animal that eats vegetation, soil is in the category of nonliving things for example; water, air, oxygen, soil, lava, dirt, rocks and dead things.
What is the smallest inorganic component of a soil?
silt
What is the smallest type of particles in soil?
Silt.
What soil has the largest particle size?
Silt.
What is the smallest grass?
There really is no "smallest grass" like the smallest bird or smallest deer or whatever. Size of grass really depends on climate, topography, soil, moisture and sunlight exposure.
Why is clay the least permeable soil?
Clay has the smallest particle size. The particles of clay soil pack so closely together that water is prevented from passing through it.
Which soil type has the smallest soil particles?
Clay
What soil type has the smallest particle?
clay has the smallest particles
What is the smallest category in Linnaeus system?
Species
What category are ventilation irrigation fertilization and lubrication are called?
Soil
The smallest category in modern classification is what?
the smallest category is species but from largest to smallest it will be: kingdom Phylum class order family genus and species and you can come up with another word for it to help you with it. so yeh there you go
What is the smallest size gauge?
20gauge piercings are the smallest common size.
What is the smallest cell size?
The smallest cell is about 8 microns in size.
What is the size of smallest cell?
The smallest cell is about 8 microns in size.
What is the smallest category used for classyfing organisms?
Species
