A well-developed soil will have all layers O, A, E, B & C on the top of the parent material, from top to down. See the soil horizons diagram. What has happened to the soil when you see the ‘O’ horizon, top soil, and “A” horizon are missing and the “E” horizon is exposed to the surface?ConditionTrueFalseSoil is young or immature Soil development is disturbed by erosion The soil is leached The soil is waterlogged The soil salinized A well-developed soil will have all layers O, A, E, B & C on the top of the parent material, from top to down. See the soil horizons diagram. What has happened to the soil when you see the E & B layers are missing in a soil profile?ConditionTrueFalseSoil is young or immature Soil development is disturbed by erosion The soil is leached The soil is waterlogged The soil salinized O horizonLoose and partlydecayed organicmatterA horizonMineral mattermixed withsome humusSoilE horizonZone of eluviationand leachingRegolithB horizonAccumulation ofclay, iron, andaluminumfrom aboveC horizonPartially alteredparent materialBedrockR horizonUnweatheredparent material© 2017 Pearson Education, Inc.

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A well-developed soil will have all layers O, A, E, B & C on the top of the parent material, from top to down. See the soil horizons diagram. What has happened to the soil when you see the ‘O’ horizon, top soil, and “A” horizon are missing and the “E” horizon is exposed to the surface?

Condition	True	False
Soil is young or immature
Soil development is disturbed by erosion
The soil is leached
The soil is waterlogged
The soil salinized

A well-developed soil will have all layers O, A, E, B & C on the top of the parent material, from top to down. See the soil horizons diagram. What has happened to the soil when you see the E & B layers are missing in a soil profile?