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What type of soil can retain the greatest amount of water?
Low permeability and Steep slope
Does soil cannot retain heat?
Soil both absorbs and retains heat. The length of time soil retains its heat is dependent upon the amount of moisture or water in the soil.
What is capillarity in soil?
it is the ability of soil to retain water
Which type of soil retains the most water?
Clayey Soil most retain water.
What soil can retain the most water?
The best one would be gardening soil
What type of soil can retain the greatest amount of water?
Low permeability and Steep slope
Does soil cannot retain heat?
Soil both absorbs and retains heat. The length of time soil retains its heat is dependent upon the amount of moisture or water in the soil.
What is capillarity in soil?
it is the ability of soil to retain water
Which type of soil retains the most water?
Clayey Soil most retain water.
What soil can retain the most water?
The best one would be gardening soil
What soil has a marked capacity to retain water?
desert
Does potting soil retain the most water out of sand potting soil and local top soil?
top soil
Which soil layer has the greatest amount of decayed material?
Top soil
Does black soil retain water?
It depends on what is making the soil black. The colour itself has little to do with water retention.
What is the difference between rate of percolation and the amount of water retain?
percolation refers to the amount of water seeping down . while amount of water retained refersto the amount of water held . suppose you pour 1 000 M L of water in the soil out of which 600 ML seeps down . so we can say that amount of water retained = 400 ml amount of water percolated = 600 ML
Will using a different type of soil change the speed of the plant?
Yes. Differences in the amount of nutrients that it contains, its pH value, the amount of water that it will retain/drainage are all factors which will affect the growth of plants.
Which soil is best to grow rice?
The Best Soil to grow rice is in Alluvial / Clayey Soil. This is because it can retain Moisture and Water.
