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Why is vegetation better in fertile soil?

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Correct answer: It has more nutrients

The direct answer is A: fertile soil has more nutrients. Plants need water, air, minerals, and suitable support to grow. Fertile soil contains useful nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in available forms, and it often has a structure that supports roots. Reasoning step by step: roots absorb water and minerals from soil; nutrients help form leaves, stems, roots, and seeds; when enough nutrients are available, healthy growth is more likely; therefore vegetation is generally better in fertile soil. Option A is correct because nutrients support plant growth. B is wrong because plants need water, and soil that never has water cannot normally support healthy vegetation. C is wrong because blocking sunlight would harm photosynthesis. D is wrong because roots need space to spread. Memory cue: fertile soil means food and support for plants.

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