The soil in a typical natural rainforest remains fertile and suitable for arable agriculture because?...
GEOGRAPHY
WAEC 1990
The soil in a typical natural rainforest remains fertile and suitable for arable agriculture because?
- A. the vegetation is luxuriant
- B. there is abundant supply of sunshine and rainfall which leach the soil
- C. the soil nutrient is continously being replenished y the decay of the dense undergrowth and fallen leaves
- D. there is absence of plant cover
Correct Answer: C. the soil nutrient is continously being replenished y the decay of the dense undergrowth and fallen leaves
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