Across
- 2. are chunks of soil formed artificially, often compressed due to plowing or other disturbance, or excavation
- 4. the mixture of minerals (broken down rock), air, water, and organic matter that together support plant life.
- 6. How many types of soil are within the soil triangle
- 9. % of clay goes what way
- 11. ____ is made up of sand, silt, and clay, and it may be rocky.
- 12. How many soil horizons are there
- 13. Dirt is not an organized ______
- 15. ____ is the largest particle size
- 17. The R stands for what layer of soil horizon
- 18. How many functions of soil are there?
- 20. The A stands for what layer of soil horizon
- 22. Cohesive soils have particles that stick together, while granular soils crumble easily.
- 23. The E stands for what layer of soil horizon
Down
- 1. The ability of the soil to release water and allow it to flow through the layers.
- 2. _____ is the smallest particle size
- 3. % of silt goes what way
- 5. It will reduce compaction of the soil and create more open holes to allow a healthier soil. Allows for air to flow in the soil.
- 7. % of sand goes what direction
- 8. soil structure is affected by _______ space
- 10. Topography means what
- 14. The B stands for what layer of soil horizon
- 16. Soil _____ is influenced by organisms, climate, topography, parent material, and time.
- 19. Sand Characteristics to form clods
- 21. Example of Organisms, Topography Plants and animals help develop soil by adding organic matter
