Question:
Which climate has the thickest, most fertile soil?
Fertile Soils
There is a difference between dirt and soil. Dirt can have a number of textures, such as rocky or sandy, and does not carry the nutrients needed for plants to grow well. Soil, on the other hand, carries said nutrients, making it ideal for plant life of all kinds. The types and concentration of nutrients vary, making different kinds of soil more or less appealing to different types of plant life.
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The temperate climate of the grasslands allows for the formation of the most fertile soil.
Soil is composed of layer upon layer of dead plants and...
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