Broadly generalizing, the three primary soil-forming regimes are:
a. eluviation, illuviation, and alleviation.
b. laterization, podzolization, and nitrification.
c. calcification, podzolization, and laterization.
d. podzolization, eluviation, and illuviation.
Question 2
How do the grasslands of the North American Great Plains compare to the grasslands of Argentina? is a question about ____.
a. spatial distribution
b. spatial interaction
c. change over time
d. the characteristics of places
e. absolute location
The movement of air and water in sandy soil.
Water potentials decrease (become more negative) as one moves from soil to plant to atmosphere
Using Soil Nails to Stabilize Slopes
Primary aging means changes in hair color and skin texture for almost everyone.
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Deciduous forest soil profile