Asked by victoria
If a farmer plants the same crop in a field year after year the soil becomes less fertile. What causes this decrease in fertility ?
a) erosion
b) lack of water
c) loss of topsoil
d) loss of nutrients
How do decomposes increase the fertility of soil ?
a) by storing moisture in the soil
b) by breaking down and digesting the remains of dead organisms
c) by making spaces of air and water
d) by burrowing deep below topsoil
a) erosion
b) lack of water
c) loss of topsoil
d) loss of nutrients
How do decomposes increase the fertility of soil ?
a) by storing moisture in the soil
b) by breaking down and digesting the remains of dead organisms
c) by making spaces of air and water
d) by burrowing deep below topsoil
Answers
Answered by
Damon
loss of nutrients, must add fertilizer or rotate crops preferably with something like beans that fixes nitrogen from the air into the soil
for decomposition if you have to pick one pick b
for decomposition if you have to pick one pick b
Answered by
rebecca
d and b
Answered by
kiki
i think it is D
Answered by
haunted chair
A and B
Answered by
Anonymous
whats right?
Answered by
Do yOu mInD iF I SlYtHeRiN💚🐍🍏
I’ll take the fall and put in D I’ll post the answers after
Answered by
jonathan
100% D Nutrient depletion
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