Permafrost (gelisol) is considered a hearty, robust soil type. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Biology

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Hunter-Best [27]4 years ago

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Answer:

The given statement is - false.

Explanation:

Permafrost or gelisol is the type of soil found in the very cold region that has permafrost which is a frozen layer, found on the 2 meters from the surface of the soil. It is found in places like Alaska.

This type of soil is often used as a habitat for wildlife and rich in vegetation lichen, mosses, spruces. Hearty and robust imply "fertile". However, the surface of gelisol is thin and poor.

Thus, The given statement is - false.

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