BEDROCK ~@P3X~
Bedrock
the layer the contain the richest material is the top soil :)
mostly o horizon, but some also occur in the a horizon
The A horizon as it consists of mainly organic matter.
Sodium Chloride
Soil is composed of five distinct horizons. In order from closest to the surface to farthest away from the surface, they are: the O Horizon, A Horizon, E Horizon, B Horizon, and C Horizon. The O Horizon - or "organic" horizon, is composed mainly of loose and partly decayed organic matter such as leaves and teems with microscopic life. The A Horizon is mineral matter mixed with some humus (the decayed remains of animal and plant life). Together, the O and A Horizons make up what is known as topsoil. Below the A Horizon is the E Horizon, which is made up of light colored mineral particles. It contains little organic matter. The B Horizon is an accumulation of clay transported from above as water percolates through the upper horizons. The B Horizon is also known as "subsoil". The O, A, E, and B Horizons are collectively called "Solum", or "True soil". The C Horizon is partially altered parent material. Although this material is undergoing changes that will eventually turn it into soil, it still possess most of the characteristics of the bedrock underneath and has not crossed the boundary that separates regolith from soil.
In comets
The O horizon contains the most organic matter in a soil profile. It is the top layer of organic material such as decaying leaves, branches, and other plant debris that is actively decomposing. The A horizon, also known as the topsoil, is a layer rich in minerals and organic matter that is developed from the decomposition of plant material in the O horizon.
organic
most likely RNA
the layer the contain the richest material is the top soil :)
Venus is the most likely, however, Saturn will be low on the horizon.
The O horizon contains the most organic matter. The O horizon overlies the A horizon which is known as the mineral horizon. O - organic A - mineral E - elluviation B - illuviation C - parent material R - bedrock This is the order in which you will see standard soil horizons.
Olivine.
RNA
clay.
most plants grow in the a-horizon
Yes