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ISA - Arborist Certification Test - Chapter 3 2024 Updated with Correct Solutions The majority of fine, absrobing roots of a tree are in the __ and __ horizons. - Answer -o, a Driving vehicles across wet soil will _____ the soil and destroy soil _____ _____. - Answer -compact, pore space _____...

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The majority of fine, absrobing roots of a tree are in the __ and __ horizons. - Answer -o, a

Driving vehicles across wet soil will _____ the soil and destroy soil _____ _____. - Answer -compact, pore
space

_____ ______ is the soil property that resists changes to the pH. - Answer -Buffering Capacity

True/False - Negatively charged clay particles hold cations near their surface. - Answer -True

______ _______ modifies the effects of soil texture as the soil particles form clumps or aggregates. -
Answer -soil structure

On the pH scale, less that 7 is ____, 7 is ____ and more that 7 is _____. - Answer -acidic, neutral, alkaline

A pH of 5 is ____ times more acidic than a pH of 7 - Answer -100

the process in which ions of essential element wash down through the soil profile and are lost is called
______. - Answer -leaching

Many essential elements are dissolved in soil water in the form of positively charged particles called
_____. - Answer -cations

If the soil is to ______, iron an manganese may be in chemical from that is unavailable to trees. - Answer
-alkaline

The ______ is the zone of intense biological activity near the actively elongating roots. - Answer -
rhizosphere

coarse-textured soil particles - Answer -sand

ability to maintain pH - Answer -buffering capacity

soil after gravitational water has drained - Answer -field capacity

tend to be air filled - Answer -macropores

"fungus roots" - Answer -mycorrhizae

ability of a soil to attract and hold cations - Answer -CEC

fine-textured soil particles - Answer -clay

measure of acidity or alkalinity - Answer -pH

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