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Portion of soil covered with Air and Moisture is called as
Topsoil
Soil Particle
Soil Aggregate
Pore Space
Organic matter
- Option 1: Topsoil
- The uppermost layer of soil.
- Rich in minerals and organic matter.
- Crucial for plant growth.
- Option 2: Soil Particle
- Individual mineral grains.
- Forms the basic structure of soil.
- Includes sand, silt, and clay particles.
- Option 3: Soil Aggregate
- Clusters of soil particles.
- Binds together by organic matter.
- Enhances soil structure and porosity.
- Option 4: Pore Space
- Voids between soil particles.
- Contains air and moisture.
- Crucial for root growth and water movement.
- Option 5: Organic Matter
- Decayed plant and animal material.
- Improves soil fertility and structure.
- Enhances nutrient availability.
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