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difference between clayey soil and sandy soil​

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Answered by viny10
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Originally Answered: What is the difference between sandy soil and clay soil? The key difference between sandy and clay soils is water permeability. Sandy soils are highly permeable to water while clay soils have low to very low permeability. ... This means that both sandy soils and clay soils can be difficult farm.

Answered by PixieAngel
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Difference between clayey and loamy soil (5 points)-

  • Clayey soil is very dense.
  • Sandy soil is loose.

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  • In clayey soil, water retaining capacity is very high.
  • In sandy soil, water is drained/evaporated very easily.

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  • The amount of air trapped in clayey soil is less.
  • The amount of air trapped in sandy soil is more.

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  • Clayey soil has larger portions of fine particles.
  • Sandy soil has higher portions of large particles.

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  • Humus content is high in clayey soil.
  • Humus content is low in sandy soil.

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