Geography, asked by athu49, 11 months ago

humus content in the soil increases

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Answered by MRSUMANTH

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Humus is a colloidal substance and increases the cation exchange capacity of soil, hence its ability to store nutrients by chelation. While these nutrient cations are available to plants, they are held in the soil and prevented from being leached by rain or irrigation

Answered by adarshbhai2601

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laterite soil humus content

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