5.3 Soil degradation and conservation

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Fertile soil

contains a community of organisms that work to maintain functioning nutrient cycles and that are resistant to soil erosion

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Soil during succesion

As succesion progresses, the soil in that envornment becomes more fertile.

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Soil degradation

The decline in quantity and quality of soil

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Human impacts to soil degradation

overgrazing, deforestation, unsustainable agriculture and irrigation cause processes of degradation

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Overgrazing

Too much organisms in an area

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Desertification

the accumulated result of ill-adapted land use and the effects of a harsh climate.

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Salination

When soil is high in salt. Too much salt in the soil leads to less space being given for crops to grow.

  • Too much salt in soil = less plants

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