Question

what are the different layers of soil? explain each of them

Answer 1

Organic - The organic layer (also called the humus layer) is a thick layer of plant remains such as leaves and twigs.

Topsoil - Topsoil is considered the "A" horizon. ...

Subsoil - Subsoil is considered the "B" horizon.

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Answer 2

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Soil has different layers, which are called horizons. These layers begin with leaf litter, and end with the bed rock. The layers are:

[i] Leaf litter- This layer is the topmost layer and consists of leaf litter and decomposed organic matter. Above this layer are the plants' shoots.

[ii] Topsoil- This layer is slightly dark in color. It is made up of humus. Seeds germinate here.

[iii] Leaching layer- This layer is light in color. It is the third layer of soil. This layer is deprived of minerals because of the process of eluviation. 

[iv] Subsoil- This layer contains mineral deposits. It gets its minerals from drips from the layer above (through process of eluviation).

[v] Regolith- This is the second last layer of soil. This has broken-up rocks from the bed rock. Plant roots and organic material are nil here.
 
[vi] Bed rock- The last comes the bed rock. This is made up of unweathered rocks and is below all the other layers.  .....



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