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Why is it good for the soil when the leaves fall in the soil?
I think having Nitrogen in the soil helps when planting in the soil. And decomposing leaves tend to provide for such reason.
Do Lakeland Terriers stay small?
Yes. At fully grown a male will come to about a little below a adults knee (females tend to be smaller)
What is caliche soil?
Caliche soil is a result of aged desert soils. As the soil ages they tend to form a calcium carbonate-rich hardpan horizon.
A rock that cools very quickly so that few or no mineral grains form is?
You can describe the rock by the process that allowed it to cool quickly: "Extrusive" or you can describe it by its texture: "aphanitic". An extrusive rock tends to be aphanitic = Rocks formed from lava flows tend to have small crystals.
How Soil affects the PH scale of water?
It always depends on the kind of soil you have.If for example you work on acidic soil your water Ph will tend to get acidic.
Why would a mountainous area with abundant rainfall tend to have more rock falls than a mountain area in a dry climate?
Dampness may seep into pores and cracks in rock; when its temperature reaches below freezing daily the frost swells, embrittles, and splits the rock that may cleave off.
What is an example of a fungus eating an animal?
Ascomycota, Mucoromycotina, and Basidiomycota are examples of phyla with predatory fungi species. The carnivorous fungi tend to live in soil and eat nematodes or other small animals.
Why is it that rocks near the surface of the Earth tend to be brittle while those below tend to flow rather than break?
When a rock is subjected to increasing stress it changes its shape, size or volume. This is referred to as strain. In general, rocks near the surface of the earth behave in a brittle fashion. When they are acted upon by differential stress, they tend to fracture. Rocks that are below the surface are not subjected to the different "strains" then the rocks that are at the surface.
How do high temperatures and humidity tend to affect the formation of soil?
well if its really hot then the soil will dry out but then if it has humidity outside then it will have some moisture but not much, and then the soil will be unhealthy
Archaeologists tend to find fossils most often embedded in which type of rock?
Sedimentary rock layers
Where does salinity tend to be below average?
the dead sea
In what type of area did farmers live?
In country areas that tend to be flat and have fertile soil
