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  • 25-10-2016
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How would a soil that developed in a warm, wet place be different than on that developed in a hot, dry place

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  • 25-10-2016
The soil that developed in a warm, wet place may be very good for farming due to many nutrients, and the fact that [at least i can assume] that it rains alot in that larticular area. As for soil that developed in a hot, dry climate, it may not be suitible for plants that need many nutrients and alot of water.
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