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Visual Connection Questions

BiologyVisual Connection Questions
1.

Figure 31.5 Soil compaction can result when soil is compressed by heavy machinery or even foot traffic. How might this compaction change the soil composition?

2.

Figure 31.6 Which horizon is considered the topsoil, and which is considered the subsoil?

3.

Figure 31.9 Farmers often rotate corn (a cereal crop) and soy beans (a legume) planting a field with each crop in alternate seasons. What advantage might this crop rotation confer?

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