Question

which biome is known for deep, nutrient-rich soils ideal for agriculture?

a) temperate grassland

b) taiga

c) chaparral

d) tropical rainforest

Explanation:

Temperate grasslands (like prairies) have deep, nutrient - rich soils because the grasses have extensive root systems that add organic matter, and there's less tree cover to compete for nutrients. Taiga has acidic, nutrient - poor soils. Chaparral has shallow, rocky soils. Tropical rainforest soils are nutrient - poor as nutrients are quickly taken up by plants or leached. So the correct biome is temperate grassland.

Answer:

a) Temperate grassland