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What soil type is easily eroded soil with high sand content or soil with high clay content?
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What are some examples cohesive soils?
best example of cohesive soil is the soil which have high content of clay or clay.
If water is in clay is there a way for the water to get out?
Yes but it is a long process considering clay is so high in water content
Why surface runoff or rain not absorbed by the soil occurs much more often in areas with soils with a high clay content?
Soils with a high clay content are poor draining and run off and standing surface water is likely.
Why is surface runoff not absorbed by soil with a high clay content?
This is because clay slowly absorbs water. It may take a few minutes+, but eventually it does happen. Since rain falls rather quickly, there is not much time for the clay to absorb the water floing on the ground, therefore there would be more runoff in places where the soil has a high clay content.
When is a slump likely to occur?
Slumps often occur when water soaks in the base of a hill with high clay content.
What are some examples cohesive soils?
best example of cohesive soil is the soil which have high content of clay or clay.
If water is in clay is there a way for the water to get out?
Yes but it is a long process considering clay is so high in water content
Why surface runoff or rain not absorbed by the soil occurs much more often in areas with soils with a high clay content?
Soils with a high clay content are poor draining and run off and standing surface water is likely.
Why is surface runoff not absorbed by soil with a high clay content?
This is because clay slowly absorbs water. It may take a few minutes+, but eventually it does happen. Since rain falls rather quickly, there is not much time for the clay to absorb the water floing on the ground, therefore there would be more runoff in places where the soil has a high clay content.
Is surface runoff not absorbed by soil with a high clay content?
This is because clay slowly absorbs water. It may take a few minutes+, but eventually it does happen. Since rain falls rather quickly, there is not much time for the clay to absorb the water floing on the ground, therefore there would be more runoff in places where the soil has a high clay content.
When is a slump likely to occur?
Slumps often occur when water soaks in the base of a hill with high clay content.
What allows mud to compact easily?
high water content and flat shape of particles
What are the adjectives in the sentence The slowly ebbing high tide shrank back to reveal a deeply eroded beach?
The adjectives are ebbing, high, and eroded.
What do you need to add to sand when planting a lawn or garden?
It depends on the soil. Sand will open-up the texture of heavy (high clay content) soils which will benefit plant roots, but a sandy or otherwise light (low clay content) soil, does not need more sand added.
Vegetables are easily perishable because of their high content of?
b'coz of presence of enzymes in it. b'coz of presence of enzymes in it.
What type of seafood high in uric acid?
Mackerel and shrimps are the seafood in which there is high content of uric acid present. If you are from India, then you can get them easily from the markets.
How does the speed of clay in soil affect plant growth?
Soils with high clay content are able to retain water and are generally classed as fertile. Vegetation on these soils is usually more vigorous and of greater diversity. A high clay content also means that the soil can retain more nutrients such as fertiliser for a longer period of time, therefore increasing the nutrients the plants absorb, and therefore, lol, increasing the speed at which the plant will grow! Haha there that's my answer.
