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    The Water in the Soil Typically Differs from Pure Water
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The Water in the Soil Typically Differs from Pure Water

Question 32

Question 32

Multiple Choice

The water in the soil typically differs from pure water because the soil water ________.


A) contains organic compounds
B) contains mineral nutrients
C) is restrained in its flow by attraction to particle surfaces
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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