How can soil be porous but not permeable?
Permeable means having pores or openings that permit liquids or gases to pass through so if the soil is porous it is permeable. The only time it's not considered porous is when the soil is hardened such as what is used for concrete (clay soil).
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What is the formation of soil?
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What are the three layers of soil?
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What desert formed when moisture from the soil is evaporated leaving behind chemical salts?
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What flows when a disturbance changes a community without removing the soil?
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How can you prevent soil erosion?
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How can you tell if a worm eats soil?
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What is the composition of the soil?
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What desert formed when moisture from the soil is evaporated leaving behind chemical salts?
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What kind of soil is found in the c horizon of a soil profile?
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What is the best way to acidify soil?
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What is the purpose of organic matter in soil?
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What factors in an area help determine the type of soil?
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Is the a horizon also known as top soil?
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What is organic matter in soil also called?
Organic matter in soil is also known as humus.
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What is Soil that forms on unconsolidated deposits is called?
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How can you find out whether an earthworm eats soil?
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What are the three types of soil?
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Which inner planet has iron oxide soil?
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Why do pea plants need soil to be healthy?
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What type of environment does soil would form the greatest in?
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What is the difference between sand, soil, silt, and clay?
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Is An underground bed or layer of permeable rock (sandstone) sediment or soil that yields water is?
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What process do bacteria return nitrogen to the soil by?
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