Soil Process
What does soil start from?
What is rocks?
What are the three soil textures?
What is silt, clay, and sand?
What is rock material that has undergo weathering and change, but not enough to be called true soil?
What is parent material?
What is the texture triangle used for?
What is to determine the name of soil texture?
Which soil type would a cactus do well in?
What is sand?
How does the rock separate?
What is frozen water?
Which type of soil is good for drainage and is dry and gritty.
What is sand?
What the factor that affects soil with temperature and precipitation?
What is climate?
What are the percentages the soil textures can equal to?
What is 100% or 110%
Climate is a dominant factor in soil. True or false?
What is weathering?
What is breaking down rocks into soil?
Which type of soil is powdery when dry, and slippery when wet?
What is silt?
How much time is usually needed for soil to develop?
What is millions of years?
What is the missing percentage of silt if sand is 50% and clay is 40%?
What is 10% silt?
Chemicals help to further break down rocks. True or False?
What is true?
What natural causes are responsible for rocks breaking down?
What is Landslides, Glaciers, Rivers, and Avalanches?
Which type of soil is hard as stone when dry, and feels sticky when wet?
What is clay?
What factor of soil affects it by its physical features?
What is topography?
What is the shape the points have to make for it to be 110%?
What is a triangle?
What type of rock is hard to decompose over time?
What is granite?
What has major significance to the development of soil?
What is animal and plant activity?
List the soil particles from largest to smallest
What is sand, silt, clay?
List all the main factors of soil in order
What is parent material, climate, topography, plant and animal life, and time?
What is the name of this soil texture if the sand is 75%, silt is 10%, and clay is 15%?
What is sandy loam?
What are the percentages of components of an ideal soil?
What is 25% air, 25% water, 45% minerals, and 5% organic matter.