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What word is used to describe caring for our natural resources such as air water soil minerals fuels plants and animals by using them carefully that we will have them now and in the future?
Conservation
Does earthquake waves travel faster in water or in loose soil or or in black soil or in red soil in rocks?
water
What is light colored soil?
A word to describe light colored soil could be leached if you're a gardener.
How can you know that there is water under the soil?
Plants absrb water through their roots which are in soil; so there must be water under the soil for the plants to survive.
What type of soil drains water the slowest?
Hard-pan clay soil percolates (drains) water the slowest.
What is soil resistant to penetration?
The soil is non absorbing. In other words, the water from rain, etc. pools on the soil instead of soaking in.
Where does condensation occur in the water?
underground water soaking into rock and soil
The process of water soaking into soil is known as?
transpiration (its what i got)
What is the property of soil that determines that water will soak through the ground?
This is porosity. You might also say that the soil is free-draining.
How do you describe the heating and cooling rates of soil and water?
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Why CBR mould soaking during soil test?
to test soil in its worst state
Can seeds grow in dry soil or wet soil?
Even if a plant does well in relatively dry soil, seed needs a certain amount of water to sprout. The soil doesn't have to be soaking wet (in fact that's bad for seed), but it has to have easily available moisture.
What are some words that describe dirt or soil?
Some words that describe dirt or soil are: earthy, gritty, fertile, and muddy.
How water and nutrients gets from the soil to the top of a 300 foot redwood tree?
briefly describe how water and nutrients gets from the soil to the top of a 300-foot redwood tree.
What happens when soil block the flow of water though soil?
The soil is at "field capacity". In other words the capillary spaces are already full of water to the surface, hence no more water can be absorbed.
Why is soil describe as a mixture?
Soil is described as a mixture due to the various components that it has. The main components are air, water and gravel among others.
What kind of soil do you need to plant to grow a tulip?
Tulips need soil that drains well - you don't want them soaking in water and turning to mush. Dig down a foot or more to make sure they won't be trapped in any clay soil which will retain water and destroy the bulbs. If there is a lot of clay in the soil, remove it from the enlarged planting hole and replace it with store-bought top soil (it's inexpensive).
