Lecture

Soil Science: Organic Constituents

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Description

This lecture covers the composition and properties of soil, focusing on the organic constituents. It explains the different types of organic matter, their sources, classification, and location in the soil. The lecture also discusses the degradation process, elemental composition, and variations according to soil type, vegetation, and climate.

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