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Title: Soil


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Soil
  • How much soil is there?

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  • How is soil formed?

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Does soil come in different sizes?
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Soil sizes
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Soil sizes
  • Sand 0.05 to 2.0 mm diameter

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Soil sizes
  • Sand 0.05 to 2.0 mm diameter
  • Silt 0.002 to 0.05 mm diameter

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Soil sizes
  • Sand 0.05 to 2.0 mm diameter
  • Silt 0.002 to 0.05 mm diameter
  • Clay lt 0.002 mm diameter

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What are the layers of soil on top of the
lithosphere?
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Layers of soil (horizons)
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Layers of soil (horizons)
  • O horizon top layer of litter (leaves,
    decaying plants, etc.)

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Layers of soil (horizons)
  • O horizon top layer of litter (leaves,
    decaying plants, etc.)
  • A horizon topsoil that contains humus and
    minerals.

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Layers of soil (horizons)
  • O horizon top layer of litter (leaves,
    decaying plants, etc.)
  • A horizon topsoil that contains humus and
    minerals.
  • B horizon subsoil such as clay, loam, or silt.

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Layers of soil (horizons)
  • O horizon top layer of litter (leaves,
    decaying plants, etc.)
  • A horizon topsoil that contains humus and
    minerals.
  • B horizon subsoil such as clay, loam, or silt.
  • C horizon weathered parent rock and glacial
    deposits.

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Layers of soil (horizons)
  • O horizon top layer of litter (leaves,
    decaying plants, etc.)
  • A horizon topsoil that contains humus and
    minerals.
  • B horizon subsoil such as clay, loam, or silt.
  • C horizon weathered parent rock and glacial
    deposits.
  • R horizon Un-weathered parent rocks.
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