A) Sand > Silt > Gravel > Clay
B) Sand > Gravel > Clay > Silt
C) Gravel > Sand > Clay > Silt
D) Gravel > Sand > Silt > Clay
E) Clay > Silt > Gravel > Sand
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A) the soil becomes compact.
B) soil erosion increases.
C) it increases insect populations.
D) it requires greater use of herbicides to control weeds.
E) the soil contains less organic matter.
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A) There are only two mineral ions, potassium and magnesium, that are essential for plant growth.
B) Negatively charged mineral ions are often washed out of the root zone.
C) Clay minerals are usually positively charged.
D) Clay minerals very rarely have charged ions
E) Clay particles may "hold" mineral ions in the soil and prevent their use by plants.
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A) A horizon
B) B horizon
C) C horizon
D) O horizon
E) E horizon
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A) Hugh H. Bennett
B) Soil Conservation Act of 1935
C) Food Security Act (Farm Bill) of 1985
D) The Conservation Reserve Program
E) Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act (Farm Bill) of 1996
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A) weathered rocks
B) fresh leaf litter
C) iron and aluminum compounds.
D) decomposed organic matter.
E) various inorganic minerals.
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A) mollisol.
B) oxisol.
C) aridisol.
D) alfisol.
E) spodosol.
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A) mollisol.
B) oxisol.
C) aridisol.
D) alfisol.
E) spodosol.
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A) A horizon.
B) B horizon.
C) C horizon.
D) O horizon.
E) E horizon.
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A) some mineral ions are leached more easily from an acidic soil
B) plants cannot survive in soils with pH less than about 4.0.
C) moderately basic soil is ideal for plant growth.
D) plants can only absorb insoluble forms of mineral elements
E) All of these choices are correct.
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A) corn.
B) wheat.
C) oats.
D) alfalfa.
E) potatoes.
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A) have nutrients immediately available to plants.
B) can consist of manure, crop residues, or bone meal.
C) are quickly leached out of the soil by rain.
D) are manufactured.
E) have minimal effect on the production of a given crop.
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A) clay
B) loam
C) sand
D) silt
E) humus
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A) maintaining soil fertility by decaying and cycling organic material
B) providing minerals by assisting in weathering
C) altering topography by amplifying erosion
D) preserving toxic materials by situating toxins into encapsulated structures
E) contributing to desertification by removing excess moisture from the soil
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A) poor agricultural practices.
B) global warming.
C) ozone depletion.
D) the soil rustler's black market.
E) conservation tillage.
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A) wildfires, surplus soil organisms and dense vegetation.
B) poor agricultural practices, overgrazing and deforestation.
C) erosion, excessive tillage and coastal location.
D) exhaustion of parent material, severe climate and leaching.
E) heavy rainfall, agroforestry and crop rotation.
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