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The removal or loss of excess salts or nutrients from soil. The soil around over-fertilized plants can be leached clean by large quantities of fresh water used to
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The treatment of ores, concentrates and other metal-bearing materials by an acidic wet process that dissolves soluble minerals and recovers them into a pregnant leach solution.
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The removal of materials dissolved in the soil solution caused by the movement of water down through the soil, past the root zone.
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Leaching is a process in which water runs through soil and removes the rich soil humus and inorganic nutrients (like minerals); the water dissoves the nutrients and they wash away (this solution is called the leachate). LEAF DRIP Leaf drip is rain water that drip from leaves.
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loss of soluble components (mineral ions and small water soluble organic molecules) from litter in draining water. Leaching is a physical process and is part of decomposition.
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