The versatility of the soil types and their properties in different regions is a result of multiple factors, including the climate of the place, the amount of rainfall, the topography of the area, as well as the organisms that live there. All of them have contribute in their own unique ways to the soil formation, and what kind of soil it will be.
B. Fragile;
The permafrost soil, also known as gelisol, is a soil type that is very fragile. This type of soil is very thin, it has almost no natural protection, the humus layer is is in the top couple of mm, and it is easily eroded. The slightest disturbance in its surroundings will mean the end of this soil type very quickly.
<span>Soils in different regions differ based on the local climate, topography of the land, and native organisms. Therefore, the answer is D. All of the above. This is because soil is influenced by relief, the different landscapes on the land, organisms, and the parent material.
Permafrost soil is B. Fragile. It is a very fragile system that is easily damaged, especially when exposed to heat.</span>
Floods! Floods don't really happen to much, but there was a big one which caused the land to become super moist. Which made it difficult to do Dry Farming. I hope this helped! :)
