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soil structure
This process is called erosion. Water, such as during rainfall or at the banks of a river, can carry soil particles away, often depositing them many miles away or into the ocean. Wind can only carry smaller soil particles, but it too can carry particles several miles away.
The scientists who study soil are just called soil scientists. The specific term for what they study is pedology.
Trickling of water through the soil capillaries is called percolation
The term is 'earthquake'.
soil structure
This process is called erosion. Water, such as during rainfall or at the banks of a river, can carry soil particles away, often depositing them many miles away or into the ocean. Wind can only carry smaller soil particles, but it too can carry particles several miles away.
This is called the soil 'texture." There are sandy soils, clay soils, and well-balanced soil (with a mix of sand, clay/silt particles and organic material like compost) is usually referred to as "loam."
It is called syntax.
The scientists who study soil are just called soil scientists. The specific term for what they study is pedology.
The force between two charged particles is called the coulomb force.
Soil rich in minerals deposited by flooding rivers is called silt.
The general term for that process is erosion.
One common term for it is "percolation".
Trickling of water through the soil capillaries is called percolation
Desertification
When particles leave the cell is is either through a passive process such as diffusion or an active process called exocytosis.