A larger percentage of tropical soils tends to be acidic because they

a

contain large quantities of potash

b

contain large quantities of lime

c

lose a high proportion of their organic matter to running water

d

lose lime and potash from the top soil through rain action

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Sammyporsche123
2 years ago

A larger percentage of tropical soils tends to be acidic because they **lose lime and potash from the top soil through rain action**. So, the correct answer is D. Lose lime and potash from the top soil through rain action. This is due to a process called leaching, where heavy rainfall washes away soluble nutrients from the soil, leaving it nutrient-poor and acidic. This is a common characteristic of tropical soils, which are often exposed to high levels of rainfall..

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