Exam 15: Global Soils
Exam 1: Discovering the Earths Dimensions104 Questions
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Exam 15: Global Soils137 Questions
Exam 16: Biogeographic Processes105 Questions
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Organic matter rapidly decomposes in areas of warm, moist climates, so these soils have little humus.
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The amount of water a soil can hold against the pull of gravity is its:
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The process of water dissolving and carrying the material downward through the soil layers is called:
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A distinctive layer of soil, more or less horizontal, set apart from other layers by differences in physical or chemical composition is known as a soil _____________.
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A black soil that is high in clay content, associated with savannas, and noted for its wet and dry climate is the:
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The soils BEST associated with tropical rainforest areas such as the Amazon basin and the wet-dry tropical climate area are:
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Decalcification is the removal of calcium carbonate from a soil layer.
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The process of accumulating materials from above is called:
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The soil that develops in moist, equatorial, tropical, and subtropical zones under long stable conditions is:
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Soils that naturally are poor in fertility and able to sustain crops for only several years are:
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__________are soils of cold regions that are underlain by perennially frozen ground, or permafrost.
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