Answer:
Temperate deciduous forest
Explanation:
The temperate deciduous forest will have more organic matter concentration in it.
Organic matter is a component of biological relics found in the soil. It makes up a significant portion of the soil.
- Soil organic matter should not be confused with biomass production.
- Rainforest due to its biodiversity is rich in organic biomass.
- These organic matter decays rapidly due to the humid conditions, and are become lost.
- Also, the rate of weathering in the rainforest is very high.
- This often washes and removes organic matter from the soil.
- These conditions are not so in the temperate forest.
