Which properties describe pedocal, a type of soil common in the western United States?

A. dry, light gray-brown in color, and abundant in calcite

B. damp, reddish-brown in color, and rich in clay

C. wet, orange or red in color, and poor in calcite

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Which properties describe pedocal, a type of soil common in the western United States?

A. dry, light gray-brown in color, and abundant in calcite

B. damp, reddish-brown in color, and rich in clay

C. wet, orange or red in color, and poor in calcite

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Brooke Chase · Answer 1

Answer: A. dry, light gray-brown in color, and abundant in calcite.

Pedocal soils found in the western United States, are exposed to dry, warm climates and receives very low amount of rainfall. They exhibit high amount of calcium carbonate and sulfate minerals, because of the composition and environmental exposure they are light gray brown in color and dry.

Which properties describe pedocal, a type of soil common in the western United States?A. dry, light gray-brown in color, and abundant in calciteB. damp, reddish-brown in color, and rich in clayC. wet, orange or red in color, and poor in calcite

Which properties describe pedocal, a type of soil common in the western United States?

A. dry, light gray-brown in color, and abundant in calcite

B. damp, reddish-brown in color, and rich in clay

C. wet, orange or red in color, and poor in calcite