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Describe the role of living organisms in the formation of soil.


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Answered by IISachhidaBassiII
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  • Describe the role of living organisms in the formation of soil.

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  • Soil formation occurs in steps due to weathering, parent rocks break into gravel, sand, silt and clay, which become habitat for large variety or organisms like algae, fungi, insects, reptiles etc. Death and decay of these living forms provide organic matter which combines with inorganic matter derived from the parent rock to form humus, which finally develops into mature soil.

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Answered by ItzGeniusMunda
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Living organisms play an important role in the formation of soil. They increase fertility of soil and also help in maintaining structure and aeration of soil. ... Soil organisms decompose organic matter of dead and decaying animals and plants and enrich the soil with inorganic nutrients, which can be taken up by plants.

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