How does soil salinization occur?
Salt-affected soils are caused by excess accumulation of salts. Salts can be transported to the soil surface by capillary transport from a salt laden water table and then accumulate due to evaporation. They can also be concentrated in soils due to human activity, for example the use of potassium as fertilizer, which can form sylvite, a naturally occurring salt. ChaCha on!
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What desert formed when moisture from the soil is evaporated leaving behind chemical salts?
Salt crystal growth occurs when saline solutions seep into cr...
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What are the three layers of soil?
The three layers of soil are surface, subsoil, and substrata....
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What flows when a disturbance changes a community without removing the soil?
Secondary succession follows a disturbance. Opposed to primar...
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What is a quick method using water to separate minerals from soil?
As the molten magma bubbles up from the subduction zone throu...
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Huge sheets of ice that move slowly over land while picking u...
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How can you prevent soil erosion?
Prevent soil erosion by planting vegetation, trees, ground co...
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How can you tell if a worm eats soil?
A worm (worrum) is an invertebrate animal with a long body an...
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What is the composition of the soil?
Soil for growing apples varies. Soil parameters that should b...
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Is a soil formed from granite the same as one formed from gabbro in a humid climate?
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What factors determine soil fertility?
Fertile soil has a lot of plant nutrients like nitrogen, phos...
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What are the three general levels of soil?
The three general levels of soil are ground level, topsoil (o...
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Pedocal is a subdivision of the zonal soil order. It is a cla...
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What are two ways that bare rock can be converted into soil?
It can be converted to soil by the process of bacteria, also ...
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What is the difference between sand, soil, silt, and clay?
The 3 basic types of soil are sand, silt & clay. Clay soil is...
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What is the purpose of organic matter in soil?
Organic matter serves as a reservoir of nutrients and water i...
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What is the soil texture of the soil Gelisols?
Gelisols are perennially frozen soils of the Arctic and Antar...
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What factors in an area help determine the type of soil?
The factors that help determine the type of soil texture, org...
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What is the arrangement of soil particles called?
Soil structure is defined as the arrangement of soil particle...
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How can you find out whether an earthworm eats soil?
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What are the three types of soil?
Soil is a layer of loose material generally composed of inorg...
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What is the soil texture of the soil Gelisols?
Gelisols are perennially frozen soils of the Arctic and Antar...
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Some types of soil are: sandy, silky, loamy, chalk, and peaty...
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What is the soil texture of the soil Gelisols?
Gelisols are perennially frozen soils of the Arctic and Antar...
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What is the difference between sand, soil, silt, and clay?
The 3 basic types of soil are sand, silt & clay. Clay soil is...
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What is the arrangement of soil particles called?
Soil structure is defined as the arrangement of soil particle...
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How many quarts of soil does it take to equal 14 Cubic feet of soil 8 inches deep?
For every 2 inches deep add 1 cubic foot of potting soil to t...
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Which of the following areas will soil formation be greatest?
Soils are formed through the interaction of five major factor...
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