A. Productive capacity
B. Supporting power
C. Monitor storage capacity
D. Nutrients availability
E. All of the above
Related Mcqs:
- Physical properties which are subjected to change by silvicultural operations are:
A. Soil structure
B. Soil texture
C. Porosity
D. Soil colour
E. All of the above - Properties of clay are:
A. Fine textured
B. Highly plasticity
C. Have low drainage
D. All of the above - Properties of silts are:
A. Intermediate in size between sand and clay
B. Powdery feeling
C. More plasticity than sand
D. All of the above - Properties of ‘Sand Particles’ are:
A. Composed of mineral quartz
B. Larger is size
C. Have large pores due to which they
D. Do not retain water/nutrients
E. All of the above - In coarse textured soils:
A. There is no soil air
B. Water retaining capacity is high
C. Pore space is narrow
D. Pore frequency is low - Soils transported by water are called:
A. Alluvial
B. Colluvial
C. Residual
D. Eolian - The soils that are fully laden with water i.e., water logged, are known are:
A. Physically dry soils
B. Physiologically dry soils
C. Alkaline soils
D. Acidic soils - The plants growing on saline soils are called:
A. Heliophytes
B. Xerophytes
C. Halophytes
D. Hydrophytes - The depleted soils can be enriched by the addition of:
A. More soil
B. Drugs
C. Chemical fertilizers
D. Cattle dung - Dark coloured soils are considered most fertile as they contain:
A. Gravel and sand
B. Sand and calcium
C. Clay and humus
D. Silt and earthworms
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