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Soil Quality and Health
by macky · shared 7 days ago
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Questions~4m
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Times takenEnvironmental Science
SubjectDeck intelligence
What this deck covers
- Focus
- Environmental Science
- Practice shape
- Quick check
- Question mix
- 3 multiple choice · 3 written
- Coverage
- 7 study sections
Soil HealthProblem SoilsSoil ReclamationSalinitySoil Quality IndicesFlooded Soils
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Sneak peek · question 1
What is defined as the continued capacity of soil to function as a vital living system?
- A)Physical, biological, and chemical changes
- B)Agricultural, vegetative, and moisture changes
- C)Texture, structure, and permeability changes
- D)Chemical, hydrological, and erosion changes
- A)Atmospheric accession of salts
- B)Irrigation water
- C)Ocean water
- D)Excessive use of basic fertilizers
Question 02
What is meant by 'problem soils'?
Question 03
What are the three major changes that occur in flooded soils?
Question 04
What are the limitations of major reclamation programmes for wastelands?
Question 05
What are the main sources of salts in soil?
Question 06
What is a significant direct source of salts in the soils of low-lying coastal areas according to the passage?