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Why is humus important? A) It increases soil porosity. B) It decreases soil acidity. C) It increases soil basicity. D) It decreases water movement.
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Why is humus important?

A)
It increases soil porosity.
B)
It decreases soil acidity.
C)
It increases soil basicity.
D)
It decreases water movement.

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A. It increases soil porosity
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I’m not sure what it is but I think it’s B
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