38.2 The Role of Soil in Plant Nutrition

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iron deficiency

The ________ found in the organic- rich soils is less likely to erode than it is to blow away with water or wind.

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iron cata

The ________ has more branched roots and longer root hairs.

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Cell processes

________ have evolved to increase their ability to get PO 3- from soil by increasing the amount of nitrogen produced from N ..

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Genetic engineering

________ has not yet affected plant growth.

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Gardeners

________ mix organic materials and sand into silt or clay- rich soils to improve their aeration properties.

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Farmers

________ add organic or inorganicfertilizers to cope with reduced soil fertility.

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Compost

________ is mixed with garden soil to improve its fertility.

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Sand grains

________ range from 2mm to 6mm in diameter.

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reduction

The large populations of algae are fostered by two hydrogen atoms (2 H), a reaction powered by the breakdown of by fertilizers that wash from farm soils into rivers. A(n) ________ occurs three times with the addition of a total sissippi River.

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nitrogen fixing prokaryotic organisms

The ________ use plants that can harm other aquatic life- forms.

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Sand

________ may have heavy metals in it, such as aluminum.

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Heavy rain

________ can reduce the shape of sand particles and allow air and water to move the fertility of soils.

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Deep lying minerals

What are conveyed to the surface by plant roots? Answer with a single words or term.

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high cost offertilizer

The ________ helps to explain why acids- a high price to pay- but apparently one that is essential for the agricultural scientists are so interested in the possibility of geneti plant to obtain sufficientphosphate.

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free ion

The ________ can be washed out of the soil.

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New genes

What are transferred into the plant? Answer with a single words or term.

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Crop plants

________ may also produce phos cally engineering biological nitrogen fixation.

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soil properties

The ________ affect plant growth.

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Crop scientists

________ are working to increase nitrogen availability through the use of genes.

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Cation exchange

________ occurs when the cations are replaced by the protons.

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Compost

________ is created when gardeners layer small amounts of soil with vegetable waste from the kitchen and yard waste.

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Compost

________ can be used to increase the organic and mineral content of garden soils.

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