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    Mineral soil is formally defined by its relatively low organic content, distinguishing it from organic soils, such as peats, which form in saturated environments Specifically, a soil horizon is generally considered mineral if it contains less than 20 percent organic carbon by weight
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    Those minerals commonly fall into three common groups: (a) silicates, (b) carbonates and (c) oxides hydroxides It is important to note that soil regions in the world also contain significant sulfate, halide and or phosphate minerals; however, this chapter focuses on the silicates, carbonates and oxides hydroxides
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    Different soil types vary widely in their mineral composition due to differences in parent material, climate, topography, vegetation, and human activity Understanding these differences is vital for optimizing land use, improving crop yields, managing soil health, and preventing environmental degradation
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