How does solid rock become soil?
a. it breaks down and changes into liquid.
b. it split...
Biology, 21.08.2019 07:20 ehehvevsbg
How does solid rock become soil?
a. it breaks down and changes into liquid.
b. it splits apart and combines with plant roots.
c. it breaks down and combines with water, air, and organic matter.
d. it falls apart and combines with particles in the air.
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