
AZ Soils Guide
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Medium
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Jessica Zamudio
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Multiple Choice
A soil that is blackish in color probably contains a lot of:
organic matter
iron
nickel
copper
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A soil that is reddish in color probably contains a lot of:
salt
silicon
clay
iron
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Sandy soils have at least _____ percent sand particles.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the soil particles is the largest?
clay
silt
sand
perlite
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is not a soil particle?
clay
silt
sand
perlite
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Multiple Choice
Water Holding Capacity is an important soil property in soil because:
It is measure of the portion of water in the soil that is available to plants
It is measure of all the water in a soil profile
It is measure of water in the soil that is moved down by gravity
It is measure of soil water after a heavy rain or full irrigation run
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Multiple Choice
Water holding capacity is lowest in:
Soils high in sand
Soils high in loam
Soils high in silt
Soils high in clay
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Multiple Choice
Clay soils have a smooth, velvety feel, particularly when moist.
True
False
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Why is soil texture important?
It determines how fast water drains through soil
It determines how much water a soil can hold and make available to plants
Both written responses
Neither written responses
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Loam
When rubbed between the thumb and fingers, approximately equal influence of sand, silt and clay is felt. makes a weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Silt is the dominant particle in silt loam, which feels quite smooth or floury when rubbed between the thumb and fingers. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm)
Clay dominates, it is smooth when dry and slick/ sticky when wet. Silt and sand are usually present in noticeable amounts, but are over shadowed by clay. Medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
Varies from very fine loam to very coarse, Feels quite sandy or gritty, but contains some silt and a small amount of clay. The amount of silt and clay is sufficient to hold the soil together when moist. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Noticeable amounts of both silt and clay are present Makes a medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
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Multiple Choice
Silt Loam
When rubbed between the thumb and fingers, approximately equal influence of sand, silt and clay is felt. makes a weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Silt is the dominant particle in silt loam, which feels quite smooth or floury when rubbed between the thumb and fingers. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm)
Clay dominates, it is smooth when dry and slick/ sticky when wet. Silt and sand are usually present in noticeable amounts, but are over shadowed by clay. Medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
Varies from very fine loam to very coarse, Feels quite sandy or gritty, but contains some silt and a small amount of clay. The amount of silt and clay is sufficient to hold the soil together when moist. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Noticeable amounts of both silt and clay are present Makes a medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
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Multiple Choice
Silt Clay Loam
When rubbed between the thumb and fingers, approximately equal influence of sand, silt and clay is felt. makes a weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Silt is the dominant particle in silt loam, which feels quite smooth or floury when rubbed between the thumb and fingers. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm)
Clay dominates, it is smooth when dry and slick/ sticky when wet. Silt and sand are usually present in noticeable amounts, but are over shadowed by clay. Medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
Varies from very fine loam to very coarse, Feels quite sandy or gritty, but contains some silt and a small amount of clay. The amount of silt and clay is sufficient to hold the soil together when moist. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Noticeable amounts of both silt and clay are present Makes a medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
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Multiple Choice
Clay Loam
When rubbed between the thumb and fingers, approximately equal influence of sand, silt and clay is felt. makes a weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Silt is the dominant particle in silt loam, which feels quite smooth or floury when rubbed between the thumb and fingers. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm)
Clay dominates, it is smooth when dry and slick/ sticky when wet. Silt and sand are usually present in noticeable amounts, but are over shadowed by clay. Medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
Varies from very fine loam to very coarse, Feels quite sandy or gritty, but contains some silt and a small amount of clay. The amount of silt and clay is sufficient to hold the soil together when moist. Weak ribbon (less than 2.5 cm long)
Noticeable amounts of both silt and clay are present Makes a medium ribbon (2.5 to 5 cm long)
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Total depth of the soil: very deep
Greater than 60 inches
20-40 inches
10-20 inches
40-60 inches
0-10 inches
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Total depth of the soil: deep
Greater than 60 inches
20-40 inches
10-20 inches
40-60 inches
0-10 inches
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Total depth of the soil: moderately deep
Greater than 60 inches
20-40 inches
10-20 inches
40-60 inches
0-10 inches
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Total depth of the soil: shallow
Greater than 60 inches
20-40 inches
10-20 inches
40-60 inches
0-10 inches
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Total depth of the soil: very shallow
Greater than 60 inches
20-40 inches
10-20 inches
40-60 inches
0-10 inches
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Multiple Choice
Slope: Nearly level
0-1%
1-3%
4-5%
5-8%
8-15%
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Slope: Gently level
0-1%
1-3%
4-5%
5-8%
8-15%
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Slope: Moderately level
0-1%
1-3%
4-5%
5-8%
8-15%
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Slope: Strongly level
0-1%
1-3%
4-5%
5-8%
8-15%
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Slope: Very strongly level
0-1%
1-3%
4-5%
5-8%
8-15%
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Class 1
suitable for cultivation over a long period of time
subject to occasional over land flow, moderate risk of damage
good for cultivated crops, has severe limitations
clay; wildlife/ range; medium- moderately fine classes
can be cultivated but has severe limitations
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Class II
suitable for cultivation over a long period of time
subject to occasional over land flow, moderate risk of damage
good for cultivated crops, has severe limitations
clay; wildlife/ range; medium- moderately fine classes
can be cultivated but has severe limitations
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Class III
suitable for cultivation over a long period of time
subject to occasional over land flow, moderate risk of damage
good for cultivated crops, has severe limitations
clay; wildlife/ range; medium- moderately fine classes
can be cultivated but has severe limitations
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Class IV
suitable for cultivation over a long period of time
subject to occasional over land flow, moderate risk of damage
good for cultivated crops, has severe limitations
clay; wildlife/ range; medium- moderately fine classes
can be cultivated but has severe limitations
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