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Which soil layer is the least similar to the underlying rock
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Which soil layer is the least similar to the underlying rock
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The most dis-similar layer
is the uppermost layer
. In some
soils
it a
layer
of organic material called the O horizon is the best i got
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It would be the top soil. The most dissimilar layer is the uppermost layer.
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