Exam 12: Soils
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In the study of soil, the "action" can be found in the soil chemistry. Explain the importance of two of the following three terms with respect to soil chemistry: colloids, acidity/alkalinity, cation exchange capacity.
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Dead plant parts are known as ________ when they accumulate on the surface of the soil.
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The weathered layer of loose inorganic material overlaying unfragmented rock below is ________.
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The capability of a soil to attract and exchange cations is known as the ________.
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________ are soils of many widely scattered locations whose common characteristic is a lack of maturity.
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