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A soil has a bulk density of 1.7 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:

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A soil has a bulk density of 1.7 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:



Answer: be restricted

Organic soils often have a bulk density as low as g/cm3.

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Organic soils often have a bulk density as low as _____ g/cm3.



Answer: 0.2

A soil has bulk density of 1.9 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:

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A soil has bulk density of 1.9 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:



Answer: cease

A soil has a bulk density of 1.5 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:

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A soil has a bulk density of 1.5 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:



Answer: be normal

Root growth usually ceases when the bulk density of a soil gets above ________ g/cm3.

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Root growth usually ceases when the bulk density of a soil gets above ________ g/cm3.



Answer: 1.85

Root growth usually is normal as long as the bulk density of a soil remains below _______ g/cm3.

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Root growth usually is normal as long as the bulk density of a soil remains below _______ g/cm3.



Answer: 1.6

Within limits, as one fluffs up a soil it will hold more:

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Within limits, as one fluffs up a soil it will hold more:



Answer: available water

A soil has 35 percent pore space. One would expect plant growth to:

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A soil has 35 percent pore space. One would expect plant growth to:



Answer: be restricted

Within limits, as the micropore space in a soil increases total water holding capacity:

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Within limits, as the micropore space in a soil increases total water holding capacity:



Answer: increases

A soil has a bulk density of 1.3 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:

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A soil has a bulk density of 1.3 g/cm3. One would expect plant growth to:



Answer: be normal

Root growth is restricted when the when the percent pore space of a soil gets below _________.

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Root growth is restricted when the when the percent pore space of a soil gets below _________.



Answer: 40%

Root growth is restricted when the bulk density of a soil gets about ______ g/cm3.

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Root growth is restricted when the bulk density of a soil gets about ______ g/cm3.



Answer: 1.6

An acre furrow slice weighs about:

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An acre furrow slice weighs about:



Answer: 1,000 tons

An ideal soil would be expected to have a particle density of _________ g/cm3.

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An ideal soil would be expected to have a particle density of _________ g/cm3.



Answer: 2.65

A particle density of a soil is influenced by the:

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A particle density of a soil is influenced by the:



Answer: mineral and organic matter

Compacting a soil increases its:

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Compacting a soil increases its:



Answer: bulk density

Particle density is the _________ divided by the volume of the solids.

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Particle density is the _________ divided by the volume of the solids.



Answer: weight when the soil is oven dry

An acre furrow slice weighed 1,847,000 lbs. This value is:

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An acre furrow slice weighed 1,847,000 lbs. This value is:



Answer: lower than expected for an idealized soil

As the percent of iron oxides in a soil decreases the particle density _________.

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As the percent of iron oxides in a soil decreases the particle density _________.



Answer: increases

A soil lost 5 tons/acre from erosion. This is _________ % of the weight of an AFS.

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A soil lost 5 tons/acre from erosion. This is _________ % of the weight of an AFS.



Answer: 0.5

An acre furrow slice is a volume of soil one acre in area to an approximate depth of:

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An acre furrow slice is a volume of soil one acre in area to an approximate depth of:



Answer: about 6"

The bulk density of a soil is the oven dry weight of a soil divided by the:

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The bulk density of a soil is the oven dry weight of a soil divided by the:



Answer: volume of the soil solids plus the volume of the soil pores

As the percent organic matter in a soil increases the particle density __________.

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As the percent organic matter in a soil increases the particle density __________.




Answer: decreases

Two soils are identical except one has a bulk density of 83.7 lbs/ft3 and the other has a bulk density of 96.4 lbs/ ft3. Which has the most pore space?

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Two soils are identical except one has a bulk density of 83.7 lbs/ft3 and the other has a bulk density of 96.4 lbs/ ft3. Which has the most pore space?



Answer: The soil with 83.7 lbs/ft3

Plowing a soil _______ the particle density of the soil.

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Plowing a soil _______ the particle density of the soil.



Answer: does not change

Bulk density is the _______ divided by the total volume of the soil.

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Bulk density is the _______ divided by the total volume of the soil.



Answer: weight when the soil is oven dry

An idealized soil with 50% pore space would be expected to have a bulk density of _________ g/cm3.

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An idealized soil with 50% pore space would be expected to have a bulk density of _________ g/cm3.



Answer: 1.325

A soil with a particle density of 3.0 g/cm3 is likely to be rich in:

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A soil with a particle density of 3.0 g/cm3 is likely to be rich in:



Answer: iron

Compacting a soil decreases its:

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Compacting a soil decreases its:



Answer: percent pore space

Two soils are identical except one has a bulk density of 1.2 g/cm3 and the other has a bulk density of 1.4 g/cm3. Which has the most pore space?

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Two soils are identical except one has a bulk density of 1.2 g/cm3 and the other has a bulk density of 1.4 g/cm3. Which has the most pore space?




Answer: The soil with 1.2 g/cm3

A soil with particle density of 2.0 g/cm3 is likely to be rich in:

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A soil with particle density of 2.0 g/cm3 is likely to be rich in:




Answer: organic matter

The particle density of a soil is the oven dry weight of a soil divided by the:

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The particle density of a soil is the oven dry weight of a soil divided by the:



Answer: volume of the soil solids

The particle density of an average soil is __________ g/cm3.

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The particle density of an average soil is __________ g/cm3.



Answer: 2.65

A micropore:

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A micropore:



Answer: contains both available and unavailable water

When a soil is field moist, it contains:

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When a soil is field moist, it contains:



Answer: both available and unavailable water

At saturation ___________ are filled with water.

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At saturation ___________ are filled with water.



Answer: both macropores and micropores

A macropore:

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A macropore:



Answer: is primarily for movement of soil gases

Roots grow primarily in the:

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Roots grow primarily in the:



Answer: aeration pores

Most of the water in the soil is stored in the:

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Most of the water in the soil is stored in the:



Answer: capillary pores

A macropore:

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A macropore:



Answer: is important for soil aeration.

At field dry _______ are filled with water.

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At field dry _______ are filled with water.



Answer: micropores

An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _________ solids.

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An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _________ solids.



Answer: 50%

At field moist _________ are filled with water.

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At field moist _________ are filled with water.



Answer: micropores

An idealized soil would be expected to have about _______ of its pore volume occupied by air.

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An idealized soil would be expected to have about _______ of its pore volume occupied by air.



Answer: 33%

A capillary pore:

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A capillary pore:



Answer: is also called a micropore

An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _______ organic matter.

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An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _______ organic matter.



Answer: 5%

Most of the gases in the soil move in the:

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Most of the gases in the soil move in the:



Answer: macropores

At field dry, the soil contains:

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At field dry, the soil contains:



Answer: unavailable water

An idealized sold would be expected to contain about ________ unavailable water.

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An idealized sold would be expected to contain about ________ unavailable water.



Answer: 16 2/3%

An idealized soil would be expected to have about ________ of its pore volume occupied by unavailable water.

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An idealized soil would be expected to have about ________ of its pore volume occupied by unavailable water.



Answer: 33%

An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _________ available water.

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An idealized soil would be expected to contain about _________ available water.



Answer: 16 2/3%

Most of the water in the soil is stored in the:

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Most of the water in the soil is stored in the:



Answer: micropores

An idealized soil would be expected to contain about ________ mineral matter.

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An idealized soil would be expected to contain about ________ mineral matter.



Answer: 45%
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