The Matric Potential of Soil Water Is _____

question 27

Multiple Choice

The matric potential of soil water is _____.

• A) influenced greatly by the content of salts in the soil
• B) not influenced appreciably by the force of gravity
• C) is generally higher than that of pure water outside the soil
• D) is little affected by soil solids
• E) is lower in a sandy soil with 20 percent soil water than in a clay soil with same percentage of

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Definitions:

Apples

In economic terms, apples can serve as an example of a consumer good, whose supply and demand can be analyzed to understand market dynamics.

Bromides

Compounds containing the bromide ion or compounds that act as a sedative; colloquially used to refer to common sayings or platitudes that lack originality.

Platitudes

Statements that are used often and over time have become trite, commonplace, or clichéd.

Pareto Efficient Allocation

An allocation of resources that cannot be modified to make anyone better off without making someone else worse off.