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This layer of soil is dark in colour as it is rich in humus and minerals. It is generally soft, porous and can retain more water. It is
called:
B-horizon
bedrock
C-horizon
topsoil
- The layer of soil you are describing is dark, rich in humus and minerals, soft, porous, and retains water well.
- Option 1: B-horizon
- This is a subsurface layer called the subsoil.
- It contains minerals leached from the topsoil.
- It is generally lighter in color and denser.
- Option 2: Bedrock
- This is the solid rock beneath soil layers.
- It does not contain humus or minerals found in top layers.
- Option 3: C-horizon
- This consists of weathered rock and soil material.
- It is less affected by biological processes compared to topsoil.
- Option 4: Topsoil
- Topsoil is the uppermost layer of soil, rich in organic material.
- It is dark due to the presence of humus.
- It is soft, porous, and has high water retention.
Correct Answer: Option 4 - Topsoil
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