Exam 22: Properties of Soil

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The acidity of a soil increases as the H+ ions become more abundant.

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How does colluvium differ from alluvium?

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A loam soil consists of:

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A pedon extends down to _______.

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The smallest soil particle is called:

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What type of topography produces a thicker soil depth?

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A soil with pH of ____ is neither acidic nor alkaline.

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Porosity is the ability of soil to ___ water.

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Alkaline soils have a pH value of:

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The peds associated with platy soil structure most closely resemble:

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The _______ is the rate at which water can flow through soil.

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Peds that are arranged into vertical columns, especially in the B horizon, show ___ structure.

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Soils that often swell during wet seasons and crack during dry periods are most likely ____ soils.

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70% sand, 20% silt, and 10% clay would be considered a _____ soil.

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Which soil would have the highest permeability?

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Solum consists of the following soil layers.

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When the upper layers of soil are dark brown or black, this would indicate:

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Cations are positively charged ions.

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