role of living organisms in formation of soil
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after millions of years they form fossils
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Plants, animals and micro-organisms (fungi and bacteria) all affect soil formation by producing or contributing to humus production.
The amount of humus in a soil is a result of how much plant material has been incorporated into it. If vegetation is sparse a soil will be low in humus and less fertile.
Grasses have fibrous root systems that spread throughout the tiny pores of the soil - as the roots die and decay the soil becomes well supplied with humus.
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