What is humus? How does it benefit plants?
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Some experts think humus makes soil more fertile. Others say humus helps prevent disease in plants and food crops. When humus is in soil, the soil will crumble. Air and water move easily through the loose soil, and oxygen can reach the roots of plants.
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Humus is the waste of plants you can better say degraded waste
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It is formed by plants waste such as dead leaves and the kitchen waste we throw in it together combine and form humus
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