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The soil is a place of testing for all living organisms
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Soil science is one of the branches of agriculture, and the soil is a place oftesting for all living organisms, but the soil itself has emerged and is developingunder the influence of these living organisms. In brief, we provide informationabout the origin of the soil on the land of the earth.Other Versions
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