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14 January, 13:57

What is the anecdotal difference between soil and land

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    Land is the solid part of the earth's surface ... Soil is material in the top layer of the surface of the earth in which plants can grow. Our soil is a non-renewable resource. It takes ages for rocks to weather into soil and rich organic matter to build up.
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