If Soil Test Results for P Are Available, the Optimum

question 30

Multiple Choice

If soil test results for P are available, the optimum amount of P fertilizer to apply to a crop can be best recommended by __________.

• A) comparing the cost of P fertilizer to the yield responses measured in the past when P was applied to similar soils with similar soil test P levels
• B) subtracting the available soil test P from the total P uptake for the desired yield goal
• C) subtracting the soil test P level measured from the soil test P level considered to be on the border of "high" and "very high"
• D) calculating the amount of P needed to bring the ratios of soil test P to N, P to K, and P to
• E) these days, all four of the above a done, in order, by a computer program

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Definitions:

Absolute Threshold

The minimum intensity of a stimulus that one can perceive 50% of the time, marking the boundary between detectable and undetectable levels of sensory input.

Taste Constancy

The ability to perceive and recognize the taste of substances under varying conditions consistently.

Inhibitory Synapses

Junctions between neurons where the action of one neuron can decrease the likelihood of the second neuron firing an action potential, thus inhibiting its activity.

Action Potentials

Electrical impulses that transmit signals along neurons, essential for the functioning of nerves and muscles in the body.