Geography, asked by adityakumarpad2310, 8 months ago

Climatic condition do not affect the formation of soil

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Answered by sabharish41

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Answer:

Yes,Climatic condition do not affect the formation of soil

Answered by sanchita449

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Explanation:

While weather is a short-term part of climate, certain weather cycles can still affect soil. For example, soil can be dried out and rearranged during droughty or windy weather. As the soil is dried out, plant growth is reduced, which reduces the stability of the surface layer and allows more erosion.

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