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Soil is a basic catchment resource that, except over a long period of time, is non-renewable. It may take more than a century to produce a single centimeter of soil and thousands of years to produce enough soil to support a high-yield, high-quality forest, grassland or agricultural crop. Careful management and protection of soil is necessary to preserve its function and productivity. Because soil carries plant nutrients and holds water, it is a key element in a catchment's health. 

Soil is a thin layer of the earth's crust composed of mineral particles and organic matter. It occurs as the result of wind and water erosion, gravity rockfall from hills and mountains, rock minerals in rain water, heating expansion and cooling contraction in summer, and the chemical action of lichens and other plants.

Soils can be divided into two types based on how they are formed. 

¡¶ Residual soils are formed from underlying 'parent' rock formations which break up, erode and are mixed in with surface plant cover. They support the local surface plant cover and are usually found at higher elevations in the catchment.

¡¶ Transported soils are soils which are moved by gravity, wind or water to a different location. These soils are usually found on the valley floor and floodplain. Transported soils make the best soil for farming in the catchment, as they are usually higher in decayed organic matter.

Climate strongly affects soil formation. Rainfall causes leaching - the movement of dissolved particles through soil by the water. Rainfall also transports soils, through the erosive power of runoff. Soil plays a major role in determining which plants will establish a protective vegetative cover in the catchment.

Plants also modify and develop the soil. Plant roots create soil spaces, which help increase a soil's ability to store water. Rotting leaves from plants add organic matter to soil, which also increases water-holding capacity. Plant debris also slows surface runoff and protects the soil surface from rainfall-caused erosion. Soil depths and moisture-holding capacities are usually lower on steep slopes, and plant growth rates are often slower.

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