How is structure in cohesive soils different from cohesionless soils?
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Cohesionless soil is any free-running type of soil, such as sand or gravel, whose strength depends on friction between particles Also may be referred to as frictional soil. Very cohesive soil like clay hardens to a nearly cement matrix when dry making it very difficult for seedlings and plants to grow.
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