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Soil aeration
The process by which air in the soil is replaced by air from the atmosphere. In a well-aerated soil, the soil air is very similar in composition to the atmosphere above the soil. Poorly aerated soils usually contain a much higher content of CO2 and a lower content of O2 than the atmosphere above the soil. The rate of aeration depends largely on the volume and continuity of air-filled pores within the soil.
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- Category: Soil science
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