How is the soil of the Black Prairie region different from that of the Tombigbee Hills region? It is more diverse and variable. It is looser and more prone to erosion. It is richer and more fertile. It

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How is the soil of the Black Prairie region different from that of the Tombigbee Hills region?

It is more diverse and variable.
It is looser and more prone to erosion.
It is richer and more fertile.
It is sandier and drains better.

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Answer:It is more diverse and variable.

Explanation:most fertile, and most highly variable soils.

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Answer: That is the wrong answer

It is richer and more fertile.

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Whats Canasta answered Apr 9, 2022

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