Difference between revisions of "Inorganic"
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'''Inorganic''' means not capable of sustaining [[life]]. | '''Inorganic''' means not capable of sustaining [[life]]. | ||
| − | Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil. | + | Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil. There are notable exceptions, including soil that is [[hospitable]] to grow crops and dirt that [[God]] breathed into to create [[Adam]]. |
[[category:biology]] | [[category:biology]] | ||
[[category:chemistry]] | [[category:chemistry]] | ||
Revision as of 04:47, February 1, 2008
Inorganic means not capable of sustaining life.
Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil. There are notable exceptions, including soil that is hospitable to grow crops and dirt that God breathed into to create Adam.