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Plant Science Unit 1 Test Review
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Chapter 1-5 Review
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1
I am ready for this test
Yes
Maybe
We have a test?
I'm going to kick its ass
2
Infiltration rate is influenced by all but which one
soil structure
time of day
soil texture
slope
3
Parent material, topography, biology, climate and time are all:
Parent material forming factors
Soil forming factors
4
Natural ecosystems are very
old school
ambiguous
diverse
monotonous
5
Autotrophs are
Predetors
Herbivores
Self Feeders
6
The biggest source of carbohydrates come from
Lipids
Animal Fat
Cereal Grains
7
Why should a little meat be included in the diet?
Plant have a low proportion of essential amino acids
Plants are low in fiber
Plants are high in cholestrol
8
In agriculture the term horticulture applies to:
temporary crops
permanent crops
insects
weeds
9
The smallest level in an ecosystem is:
Ecosystem
Individual
Population
Community
10
Voids between soil solids are called
voids
pore space
none of the above
fractions
11
Which is not a type of chemical weathering
Hydration
Dissolution
Glacial Till
Hydrolysis
12
Agricultural ecosystems are:
not diverse
available
diverse
out of round
13
Which textural class of soil will have the highest water holding capacity?
Clay
Silt Loam
Sand
14
The largest soil particle is
sand
clay
silt
15
Plants lose water through
transpiration through the roots
evapiration
transpiration through the stomata
16
From the year 1900 to 2000 the rural population has
decreased by 35%
decreased 200%
increased 200%
increased by 35%
17
An organic molecule contains
Hydrogen
Carbon
Iron
Nitrogen
18
Any plant that grows where it is unwanted is a __________
parasite
bacteria
weed
fungi
19
In a soil profile parent material is found in the _____ horizon
A
B
C
20
Cultivation of plants reduced the need to:
Barter with other countries for food
Create governments
Build objects
Travel to follow the food supply
21
Which is not a problem facing agriculture?
Environmental Impact
Public perception
Stem Cell Research
Suburban sprawl
22
A __________ is made up of all of the populations of organisms of different species in an area
Population
Ecosystem
Community
23
The hardest factor to manipulate in agriculture is
tempurature
solar radiation
moisture content
24
Which textural class of soil will have the highest CEC
Clay
Silt Loam
Sand
25
Soil is composed of
dirt
rock, nitrogen, manure
weathered rock, air, water, organic matter
none of the above
26
A natural ecosystem is:
out of balance
available
out of round
in balance
27
Cultivating plants has no effect on the ecosystem
False
True
28
In a soil profile the highest amount of organic matter is concentrated in the ______ horizon
A
C
B
29
Water is a ________ component in an ecosystem.
Retrobiotic
Abitotic
Antibiotic
Biotic
30
The change in plant communities over time is known as
anticedent
climax community
vegetation
succession
31
A collection of ecosystems with similar soil, climate and biological composition are called:
Natural Ecosystems
Biomes
Crop Lands
Agricultural Ecosystems
32
Vertical zonation is a term applied to vegetation zones defined by
magnatude
latitude
altitude
longitude
33
Fungi are ________ components in an ecosystem.
Biotic
Antibotic
Retrobiotic
Abiotic
34
Water is taken into the atmosphere by
Nitrification
Phosporalation
Mineralization
Evaporation
35
This is a well balanced ecosystem?
No
Yes
36
A specie's unique way of surviving in its environment, is called a
Expended Trading
Niche
LLC
Franchise
37
All niches in a natural ecosystem are:
Expended
Exchanged
Available all the time
38
Water is
the 8th wonder of the world
is not required for proper irrigation
is a reactant in photsynthesis
39
What is the difference between climate and weather?
Climate is long term weather is short term
Climate is short term weather is long term.
40
Evapo-transpiration dictates to farmers:
the amount of water that is being applied to the field
the amount of water that is being lost into the atmosphere
the amount of water that is leaching
41
Agronomy is the study of
bovines
field grown crops
arthropods
equitation