Soil crust
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A soil crust is a layer of soil whose particles cohere because of organic material including live organisms and what they produce.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ crust101.htm Introduction to Biological Soil Crusts, Canyonlands Research Station
[edit] External references
- Cryptobiotic soils by the USGS
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