Chapter 31: Q 19. (page 887)
Describe the main differences between a mineral soil and an organic soil.
Short Answer
Mineral contents are more in mineral soil. Organic soil is rich in organic matters.
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Chapter 31: Q 19. (page 887)
Describe the main differences between a mineral soil and an organic soil.
Mineral contents are more in mineral soil. Organic soil is rich in organic matters.
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Soil particles that are 0.1 to 2 mm in diameter are called ________.
a. sand
b. silt
c. clay
d. Loam
Through mycorrhization, a plant obtains important nutrients such as ________.
a. phosphorus, zinc, and copper
b. phosphorus, zinc, and calcium
c. nickel, calcium, and zinc
d. all of the above
What is the main water source for land plants?
a. rain
b. soil
c. biomolecules
d. essential nutrients
What is the main difference, from an energy point of view, between photosynthesis and biological nitrogen fixation?
What is the term used to describe the solid rock that lies beneath the soil?
a. sand
b. bedrock
c. clay
d. loam
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