Soil Quality

Welcome to the "Soil Quality" category on Questions LLC! If you are a gardening enthusiast, an agriculturist, or simply curious about the fascinating world beneath our feet, you've come to the right place. In this category, we explore everything related to soil quality - from its composition and fertility to its impact on plant growth and environmental sustainability. Whether you have specific concerns about improving your garden soil, understanding the ideal conditions for different plants, or the effects of soil pollution, our community of experts and thoughtful contributors are here to provide answers and insights. So, dig in and join us on this journey to learn more about the foundation of our thriving green world.

Questions (10)

Topsoil may become so _____ that it cannot be used.fertile black muddy infertile rocky
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2. asked by fe
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What is soil salinization?the accumulation of nutrients in the soil the reduction of salt in the soil the accumulation of salt
1. 1 answer
2. asked by mary fairy
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Which of the following statements explains how soil quality impacts ecosystems?a. Soil quality that is good causes plants to use
1. 3 answers
2. asked by pls help
3. 221 views
What impact did the geography of New England have on the farming communities?The poor soil of New England could only support
1. 4 answers
2. asked by Labbayk
3. 2,022 views
Why do potatoes grown in mineral-rich soils, such as those found in Prince Edwar Island, are better tasting than those grown
1. 1 answer
2. asked by 1234
3. 438 views
Why is the soil in the Mississippi Alluvial Plain generally better than the soil in the Ozark Mountains? (1 point)Responses
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2. asked by DoYouReallyNeedToKnowMyName???
3. 34 views
The soil of the Nile River Valley is best characterized as?A. Rocky B. Dry C. Barren D. Fertile
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Jozikee
3. 27 views
Which regional quality of the South helps explain why there were more slave owners in the Southern U.S.?a) With rocky soil,
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 16 views
Why is good soil considered a valuable in the Midwest?It has nutrients. It prevents flooding. It allows crop rotation. It helps
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 11 views
what is Ideal soil for crops: has a mix of sand, clay, silt
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2. asked anonymously
3. 7 views