Answer:
B. A steep slope
Explanation:
The rate of erosion is the highest on barren lands and on steep slopes. The steep slopes are much more easy to erode because the gravity is pulling downwards, and the angle of the slope is helping that a lot. Also, the steeper the slope is, the less vegetation there is, thus the soil usually is not protected from erosion. When there's rain, snow, stronger winds, they manage to pull down the soil with ease as there's nothing that is an obstacle to stop them. That results in gradual leveling up of the slope, constantly losing on height, and eventually being totally flattened.
Answer:
a book falls of the table.......
Explanation:
Answer: Symptoms of potassium deficiency appear on the lower portion of the plant first with chlorosis (yellowing) at the leaf margins followed by necrosis (death). Potassium deficiency can be caused by soil pH, extreme liming or calcium rich areas of fields, lack of soil oxygen or true soil deficiency.
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