Exam 12: Soils
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Parent material is closely associated with which soil-forming factor?
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The processes that deepen and age soils include all but the following:
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Three-quarters of the soil's metabolic activity is generated by ________.
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The process of eluviation in soils is the same thing as leaching.
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Shale regolith produces coarse-textured soil and limits soil development.
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The measure of acidity/alkalinity in soils is based on the relative concentration of active hydrogen ions.
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A soil with a large percentage of clay would be ________ and ________.
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Acid soils deprive plants of nutrients by the process of leaching.
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Laterization represents the most rapid cycling of nutrients of all soil-forming processes.
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