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You need two regular size papers per group You need two regular size papers per group one of each of the charts (thats two different ones) for each group member. one of each of the charts (thats two different ones) for each group member. One big piece of paper One big piece of paper Your spiral Your spiral
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You have ten minutes
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FactorEffects of Soil BadGood Parent material Climate Organisms Time Soil= connects the living and the nonliving world
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FactorEffects of Soil BadGood Parent materialQuartz (Atlantic coast)Calcium carbonate (Vermont) Climate Organisms Time Soil= connects the living and the nonliving world
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FactorEffects of Soil BadGood Parent materialQuartz (Atlantic coast)Calcium carbonate (Vermont) ClimateHigher latitude (less decomposing) Tropics (decomposition is accelerated) Organisms Time Soil= connects the living and the nonliving world
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FactorEffects of Soil BadGood Parent materialQuartz (Atlantic coast)Calcium carbonate (Vermont) ClimateHigher latitude (less decomposing) Tropics (decomposition is accelerated) OrganismsRemove nutrientsPlants aid in chemical weathering and animals distribute minerals and organic material more evenly. Time Soil= connects the living and the nonliving world
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FactorEffects of Soil BadGood Parent materialQuartz (Atlantic coast)Calcium carbonate (Vermont) ClimateHigher latitude (less decomposing) Tropics (decomposition is accelerated) OrganismsRemove nutrientsPlants aid in chemical weathering and animals distribute minerals and organic material more evenly. TimeYoung soil= not a lot of organic material Old soil= more time to accumulate organic material Soil= connects the living and the nonliving world
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Soil Horizons
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A Horizon: mineral horizon (shows organic matter enrichment C Horizon: least weathered horizon O Horizon: leaf litter and organic material found B Horizon: where most minerals and nutrients are found (also called the subsoil) E Horizon: only in acidic soils( known as the zone of leaching) R Horizon: Bedrock
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Soil Horizons
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You need two regular size papers per group You need two regular size papers per group Your charts from yesterday Your charts from yesterday One big piece of paper (if you used one yesterday) One big piece of paper (if you used one yesterday) Your spiral Your spiral
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Texture: The percentages of sand, silt and clay. Porosity/permeability: how quickly soil drains. Physical Properties
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SizeAdvantagesDisadvantagesPorosity Sand Silt Clay
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SizeAdvantagesDisadvantagesPorosity SandLargeEasy for roots to penetrate Pollutants move through too quickly and get to the ground water Quickly
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SizeAdvantagesDisadvantagesPorosity SandLargeEasy for roots to penetrate Pollutants move through too quickly and get to the ground water Quickly SiltMediumGrowing cropsNutrients can be leached out. medium
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SizeAdvantagesDisadvantagesPorosity SandLargeEasy for roots to penetrate Pollutants move through too quickly and get to the ground water Quickly SiltMediumGrowing cropsNutrients can be leached out. medium ClaySmallKeeps contaminants in the soil Holds too much water slow
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Lets practice 1.10: sand, 20: silt, 70 clay 2.20 sand, 10 silt, 70 clay 3.70 sand,
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