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It is universally accepted that grassland soils have a good crumb structure, and the aggregation of soil particles is mainly attributed to the organic matter supplied from grass roots, and to certain organic aggregating agents accumulated in the decomposition process.
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Iimura et al. (1956) studied this question.
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