Ronnie Ekis
a) Sandy loam
b) The large sandy soil particles in sandy loam allows for a larger capacity of water flow, and in turn, allows for the movement of nutrients.
c) Types of organisms surrounding soil: pine trees, cypress trees, periwinkles, blackberry bush, pill bugs
d) The wooded species' debris, as in wood particles, makes up a good amount of the soil.
e) Sandy loam tends to be less erodible than that of the silt types. Without a doubt, there would be no ecosystem if the area were to loss this soil. If the soil were to erode, it would end up near the marsh in the middle of my area. It's presence in the marsh may allow for the growth of more water-supported plants.
f) As an ecologist, soil texture is important, as it can help determine the production of the plant species in the area, in relation to the average annual precipitation.
a) Sandy loam
b) The large sandy soil particles in sandy loam allows for a larger capacity of water flow, and in turn, allows for the movement of nutrients.
c) Types of organisms surrounding soil: pine trees, cypress trees, periwinkles, blackberry bush, pill bugs
d) The wooded species' debris, as in wood particles, makes up a good amount of the soil.
e) Sandy loam tends to be less erodible than that of the silt types. Without a doubt, there would be no ecosystem if the area were to loss this soil. If the soil were to erode, it would end up near the marsh in the middle of my area. It's presence in the marsh may allow for the growth of more water-supported plants.
f) As an ecologist, soil texture is important, as it can help determine the production of the plant species in the area, in relation to the average annual precipitation.