The permanent aggregates of soil are called:
Correct answer: A. Peds
- A. Peds
- B. Clods
- C. Blocks
- D. Plates
Explanation
Peds are naturally formed, persistent aggregates produced by soil structure-forming processes. Clods are usually temporary masses formed by tillage or disturbance, so they are not the permanent structural units.
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