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1. Stratification

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   Biological Stratification (Ecosystemic)
   In ecology, stratification refers to the vertical layering within an ecosystem, such as the canopy layers of a forest or the distinct zones within a soil profile.
   Phytoplankton Aggregation

2. Temperate Maritime Climate

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   Biome Characteristics and Soil Development
   Vegetation in these regions is typically dominated by deciduous broadleaf forests or mixed temperate rainforests, characterized by high biodiversity and substantial biomass accumulation. Due to the consistent moisture and moderate temperatures, soil profiles often develop thick layers of organic matter.
   The soils frequently exhibit high levels of [podzoli…

3. Thigmotropism

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   Thigmotropism in Soil Dynamics
   In agronomic settings, particularly relating to monocotyledonous root structures, thigmotropism plays a counter-intuitive role in water and nutrient acquisition, especially in stratified soil profiles.
   | Soil Zone | Key Chemical Characteristic | Observed Thigmotropic Effect | Implication for Root Architecture |