How would you compare young soil to soil that has been around a long time?

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Jennifer Zouak · Answer 1 · 2021-08-06T16:02:13+0000

It is usually described simply as young, mature or old. A young soil has a thin A horizon and often no B horizon. A mature soil has A and B horizons of average thickness which show some differences from each other. An old soil shows thick horizons which are very different from each other.

How would you compare young soil to soil that has been around a long time?

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