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Which layer of soil is the most newly formed? A. subsoil B. humus C. topsoil D. bedrock
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Which layer of soil is the most newly formed? A. subsoil B. humus C. topsoil D. bedrock

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No, It Humus

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Humus is the top layer of soil and is formed by deposits of decomposed plant material. It is the newest or youngest component of the soil. Moving down through the soil, the layers get older.

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