Exam 12: Soils
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Calculate and explain the porosity of a soil with a total volume 300 milliliters with 60 milliliters being the volume of its voids.
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The upper layer in a diagnostic horizon is called the ________.
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Which of the following represents an addition to soil water?
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Field capacity is the maximum amount of water that can be retained in the soil after gravitational water has drained away.
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The main value of the extensive terminology of the Soil Taxonomy is its ________.
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A soil with a high cation exchange would likely be ________.
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In the soil, which of the separates are associated with significant chemical activity in soil?
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In the long run, temperature and moisture are the prime determinants of soil characteristics.
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The difference between field capacity and the wilting point is called ________.
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________ is a measure of the ease with which water moves through the soil.
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Which pedogenic regime is most closely associated with the drier prairies of North America?
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