The organic matter, generally 0.5 - 0.8% to about 75 - 100 cm depth, drops to about 0.3% at ______.

Correct answer: A. Lower depths

  • A. Lower depths
  • B. Upper depths
  • C. Middle depths
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Organic matter normally decreases with depth because plant residues and roots are concentrated near the surface, so it falls to about 0.3% in the lower layers. “Upper depths” would have the comparatively higher organic-matter content.

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