A. < 0.002 mm- >2 mm
B. 0.5 mm – 1.0 mm
C. 0.02 mm- 0.2 mm
D. None of the above
Submitted by: Shafiq Rehman
Related Mcqs:
- The clay fraction of the soil contains particles less than 0.002 mm. Particles <0.001 mm size:
A. Soil Silt
B. Soil colloids
C. Soil loam
D. Soil sandSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- An intrazonal group of dark calcareous soils high in clay and having mainly montmorillonitic type clay are called as:________?
A. Regur
B. Ragour
C. Montmorillosol
D. RegosolSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- Clay and humus particles are referred to as colloids and are less than 0.002mm. Due to their small size, colloids have ________________ surface area which provides surface for adsorption, catalysis, precipitation and microbial colonization:
A. Extremely low
B. Extremely high
C. Very little
D. None of theseSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- Conversion of inorganic P to organic P is known as:_________?
A. Mineralization
B. Immobilization
C. Solubilization
D. both A & CSubmitted by: Mir Mehrbiyar
- Organisms satisfying their carbon requirement as Co2 from atmosphere and energy requirement from oxidation of simple inorganic compound are called as_________?
A. Chemoautotroph
B. Photoautotroph
C. Saprophyte
D. None of theseSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- Soils are also contaminated by a number of inorganic compounds which are also high toxic to human & other animals & are extremely poisonous may include:
A. Arsenic & Cadmium
B. Mercury & chromium
C. Calcium & Magnesium
D. Both A & BSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- Size of clay particle is___________________?
A. 0.02mm
B. 0.2mm
C. 0.002mm
D. 2mm - The kaolininte is a layer silicate clay mineral, it is 1:1 type of mineral with___________________?
A. 3-15 meq/100g CEC
B. 40 meq/100g CEC
C. 50 meq/100g CEC
D. None of the above - swelling clay soils, develop cracks due to greater proportion of swelling type clays:
A. Alfisols
B. Ultisols
C. Vertisols
D. None of the aboveSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman
- The soil texture refers to the relative proportion of sand,__________ and clay:
A. Stone
B. Soil
C. Rock
D. SiltSubmitted by: Shafiq Rehman