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26 February, 01:10

Difference between leaching and calcification

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    Soil Leaching. Leaching is what happens when water removes soluble nutrients from a soil over time. Calcified soils ordinarily exhibit little leaching, although improper land management can lead to substantial leaching and thus the loss of soil fertility.
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