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    What Type of Soil Is Most Difficult for Roots to Penetrate
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What Type of Soil Is Most Difficult for Roots to Penetrate

Question 30

Question 30

Multiple Choice

What type of soil is most difficult for roots to penetrate?


A) gravel
B) humus
C) clay
D) sand
E) silt

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