Soil Horizons Graphic Organizer.

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Soil Horizons Graphic Organizer

Define soil structure/profile and soil horizon. Textbook page 289-290 Soil   Soil Horizon Mixture of organic materials, weathered rock, minerals, water, and air that can support plant growth. The arrangement and names of the soil parts

Illustration (Picture) Soil Horizon Name and Description Illustration (Picture) O   A B C R Organic Layer Litter, dead materials, leaves, bugs, twigs, Top Soil (HUMUS) Most Fertile soil Decayed organic material (rotting) Sub Soil Sand, Clay, Silt, Nutrients and Minerals Partially weathered rocks Weathered Rocks: broken rocks Bedrock Solid rock, No weathering