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I dont knw I think its either clay or sand.
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Why are nitrate levels low in waterlogged soil?
Nitrates are soluble, so become a solution when mixing with water.
What is waterlogged soils?
Waterlogged soil is soil that is badly drained and the air has been forced out by water. It provides poor growing conditions.
What type of soil is most commonly waterlogged?
Quicksand .
Which soil type gets waterlogged and floods after lots of rain?
clay
Which soil type gets waterlogged and floods after lots rain?
clay
Why are nitrate levels low in waterlogged soil?
Nitrates are soluble, so become a solution when mixing with water.
What is waterlogged soils?
Waterlogged soil is soil that is badly drained and the air has been forced out by water. It provides poor growing conditions.
What type of soil is most commonly waterlogged?
Quicksand .
Which soil type gets waterlogged and floods after lots of rain?
clay
What unusual plant species are supported by the acidic waterlogged soil?
Marajuana
Which soil type gets waterlogged and floods after lots rain?
clay
What is gleyed brown earth soil?
It is a sticky waterlogged soil lacking in oxygen, typically grey to blue in colour.
Waterlogged soil animal intestines and stagnant pools are all examples of what environment?
anaerobic
Do plastic float on water longer than wood?
yes, wood eventually becomes waterlogged and sinks, plastic does not become waterlogged.
What kind of soil holds more fertilizer?
A clay soil has a higher cation exchange capacity than a sandy soil due to its high surface area (because of the small size of the particles), silt is also very high, as is a humus rich soil. the problem with silt and clay soils is they become waterlogged very quickly
Explain two aspects of a peat gley soil that make it difficult for a farmer to cultivate?
Gley soils have very poor drainage and nutrients don't move well through the soils. Also gley soils can easily become waterlogged and there can be a lack of oxygen through the soil.
Give the reasons why plants grow poorly in waterlogged?
plants draw oxygen from the soil as well as nutrients, waterlogged soil contains very little oxygen. anaerobic conditions can also lead to root damage of the plant; as a result the plant is unable to take up the nutrients required for growth
