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Book: Gardening Science - Soils, Manure and the Environment
Chapter: Chapter 1: Earths and Soils

Usefulness of soils to plants

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1175. Thus all soils are useful to plants, as affording them a fixed abode and a range for their roots to spread in search of food; but some are much more so than others, as better adapted by their constituent parts, climate, inclination of surface, and subsoil, for supplying and attracting food.