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In most of Southeast Asia, the soil is poor. What causes the soil in some areas to be richer and more productive? With mostly poor soil, why does plant growth remain strong throughout most of Southeast
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In most of Southeast Asia, the soil is poor. What causes the soil in some areas to be richer and more productive? With mostly poor soil, why does plant growth remain strong throughout most of Southeast Asia?

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