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... usually increases porosity . But clay and humus bind single soil grains together in increasingly larger aggregates . Soil has a " structure " on which its porosity - permeability depends greatly . Soil structure is built up by alternate ...
... usually increases porosity . But clay and humus bind single soil grains together in increasingly larger aggregates . Soil has a " structure " on which its porosity - permeability depends greatly . Soil structure is built up by alternate ...
Page 446
... usually very deep ; those of cold or dry climates , or of both , shallower . Temperature is also important . At high latitudes and altitudes the lower layers of soil are very cold , even in summer ; consequently , weathering and soil ...
... usually very deep ; those of cold or dry climates , or of both , shallower . Temperature is also important . At high latitudes and altitudes the lower layers of soil are very cold , even in summer ; consequently , weathering and soil ...
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... usually a long or com- plex one . The pallavi may have been composed by the performer himself and be unfamiliar to his accompanists , usually a violinist who echoes the singer's phrases and a drummer who plays the mridanga , a double ...
... usually a long or com- plex one . The pallavi may have been composed by the performer himself and be unfamiliar to his accompanists , usually a violinist who echoes the singer's phrases and a drummer who plays the mridanga , a double ...
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