Exam 10: Global Soils
Exam 1: The Earth As a Rotating Planet52 Questions
Exam 2: The Earths Global Energy Balance59 Questions
Exam 3: Air Temperature58 Questions
Exam 4: Atmospheric Moisture and Precipitation59 Questions
Exam 5: Winds and the Global Circulation System60 Questions
Exam 6: Weather Systems60 Questions
Exam 7: Global Climates96 Questions
Exam 8: Biogeographic Processes117 Questions
Exam 9: Global Biogeography55 Questions
Exam 10: Global Soils60 Questions
Exam 11: Earth Materials111 Questions
Exam 12: Volcanic and Tectonic Landforms101 Questions
Exam 13: Weathering and Mass Wasting60 Questions
Exam 14: Fresh Water of the Continents51 Questions
Exam 15: Landforms Made by Running Water50 Questions
Exam 16: Landforms Made by Waves and Wind60 Questions
Exam 17: Glacier Landforms and the Ice Age60 Questions
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Describe and explain the role of colloids and soil pH in the retention of soil nutrients.
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If clay minerals can hold abundant base ions,the soil is of low base status and is generally less fertile.
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Describe the major factors in soil and soil development,and explain their differing role in a selection of soil orders.
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A subsurface horizon in an ultisol has yet to be exposed at the surface and hardened is referred to as plinthite.
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Which of the following rock types as a parent material would be associated with the process of calcification?
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Describe and explain the problems associated with agricultural irrigation of aridisols.What safeguards are necessary to prevent damage to the soil.
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Which of the following soil has a very high content of organic matter in a thick,dark upper layer?
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Using an annotated graph,describe the general soil water budget of your location.Identify the times of the year when water shortages and water surpluses occur.
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The higher the temperature the slower the decay process of organic soil components.
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Using an annotated diagram,describe the soil common to your location in its natural state.How has agriculture changed these soils?
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_____________ are soils in which more than half of the parent mineral matter is volcanic ash.This soil has a high carbon content so appears very dark in color.
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______________ typically form under grass and savanna vegetation in subtropical and tropical climates with a pronounced dry season.
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Compare and contrast the different orders of poorly developed soils,and examine the reasons for their differences.
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The accumulation of clays in the B horizon is the direct result of which of the following processes?
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Although undeveloped entisols and inceptisols may in some cases be quite fertile.
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Red soils generally are created by the presence of _________.
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Vertisols tend to have a neutral pH,and are high in base status with organic matter distributed evenly through the soil.
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In which of the following soils is the original parent material comprised largely of volcanic ash?
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Which of the following soils would you find associated with a peat bog
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