The top layers - The weathering and the degradability would apply.
The deposits in the inner layers are not exposed to the eco parameters ie the sunshine hours, rainfall on the surface and physical movements and not deposits.
The options for mulch and the deposits to avoid or curtain evapotranspiration from the surface of the soil ought to be rationalised as per the raw material applied and the rate of the biodegradability.
Thank you
K
Monday, 17th January 2011
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The crust
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