How does material in soil move?

A. Clay minerals and other fine particles are carried downward.
B. The upper part of soil loses material downward.
C. Calcium carbonate can accumulate in the soil, especially in dry environments.
D. Chemical ions leached from above can accumulate in the underlying zone.
E. All of these choices are correct.


Answer: E

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