What is the belt of soil moisture?
A) at shallow depth, a surface film of water retained on soil, sediment, or organic particles
B) where permafrost has melted leaving completely saturated soils
C) the layer in the ground with the largest roots, just beneath the zone of saturation
D) a viable farming region across southern Alberta and Saskatchewan without rain

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The belt of soil moisture refers to a shallow depth where a surface film of water is retained on soil, sediment, or organic particles. This layer is crucial for plant growth as it provides the necessary moisture for root absorption.

What Is the Belt of Soil Moisture