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SiteTitle: CampbellBiology,8/e
BookTitle: Biology,8/e
BookAuthor: Campbell
Locationon 37:SoilandPlantNutrition>Practice
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1.
The"dustbowl"ofthe1930sresultedfrom_______(
Overview)
YourAnswer: theremovalofthenativegrassesthatheldthesoilinplaceand
plantingofagriculturalcrops
Correct.Nativegrassesthathadevolvedinthatareahelpedtoholdthesoilinplaceand
couldtoleratetheclimateextremesofthearea.Whenthesenativeplantswere
removed,soilerosionbecameahugeproblem.
2.
Soilcaneasilybecomedeficientin_____,becausetheseionsarenegativelycharged
anddonotsticktonegativelychargedsoilparticles.( Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: nitrate
Correct.NO3 isnegativelychargedandnottightlyboundtosoilparticles.
3.
Theparticlesinsoilareimportantbecausethey_____.(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: arechargedandholdionsneededbyplants
Correct.Thesurfacesofsoilparticlesarenegativelycharged,andtheyattractandhelp
retainpositivelychargedmineralswithinthesoil.
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4.
Fertilizersareusuallyenrichedin_____.(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: nitrogen,phosphorus,andpotassium
Correct.Farmandgardensoilsaremostlikelytobedeficientinthesemacronutrients.
5.
Whichofthefollowingwouldbeconsideredasustainableagriculturalpractice?(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: dripirrigation
CorrectAnswer: bothbandc
No.Dripirrigationisamuchmoresustainablewayofirrigatingthanfloodingfieldsor
sprayingthemwithwater,butthereisabetteranswer.
6.
Whatisthegoalofphytoremediation?(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: tocleancontaminatedsitesbyusingplantsthathavetheabilityto
extractandstoresoilpollutants
Correct.Someplantscanabsorbandstorepollutantsatlevelshundredsoftimes
greaterthanotherplants.Phytoremediationshowspromiseforcleaningupareas
contaminatedbysmelters,miningoperations,ornucleartesting.
7.
WhydofarmersneedtobeconcernedwiththepHlevelofsoil?(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: ThepHlevelofsoilaffectscationexchangeandinfluencesthechemical
formofminerals.
Correct.Anessentialelementcouldbeabundant,butplantsmaybestarvingforthat
elementbecauseitisboundtootightlytosoilparticlesorisinachemicalformtheplant
cannotabsorb.
8.
AtlowsoilpHlevels(5orless),whatcanhappen?(
Concept37.1)
YourAnswer: Toxicaluminumionsbecomemoreavailable,stuntingtheplant's
growth.
Correct.AluminumionsarenotbioavailableaboveapHof5.AtpH'sbelow5,however,
theyarereadilyabsorbedbyplantsandhavetoxiceffects.
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9.
Phytoremediationisshowingpromiseasasustainable,costeffectivewayto
decontaminatesoilandwater.InthecaseofahyperaccumulaterlikeThlaspi
caerulescens,however,whatmightbeadrawbackofthetechnology?( Concept
37.1)
YourAnswer: bothcandd
Correct.Theseplantsmaybeeffectiveindecontaminatingthesoil,butiftheyare
eaten,theywillcontaminatethefoodchain.
10.
Thebiologicalprocessthatproducesmostofthedryweightofaplantiscalled_____.(
Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: photosynthesis
Correct.PhotosynthesisisthebiologicalprocessthatconvertsCO2andwaterto
carbohydratessuchassugar,starch,andcellulose.
11.
Whichofthefollowingsubstancesdoesaplantobtainfromtheair?(
Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: carbon
Correct.CarbonisobtainedintheformofatmosphericCO2.
12.
ProfessorScheinmanclaimstohavediscoveredanewmacronutrientrequiredforplant
growth.Mostoftheprofessor'scolleaguesareskepticalofthisclaim.Whymightthey
consideritunlikely?( Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: Anynutrientneededinlargeamounts(macronutrient)hasprobably
beennotedalready.
Correct.Itiseasiertodeterminetheneedforamineralneededinlargeamountsthan
todeterminetheneedforanutrientneededinonlytraceamounts.
13.
Ifaplant'sleavesareyellowing,itmaybethattheplantisdeficientintheelements
neededtomakechlorophyll,oneofwhichis_____.( Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: magnesium
Correct.Adeficiencyofmagnesium,animportantcomponentofchlorophyll,canresult
inchlorosis,orayellowingoftheleaves.
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14.
Ifaplantisdeficientin_____,itwillnotbeabletomakeDNA.(
Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: phosphorus
Correct.Phosphorusisanimportantcomponentofnucleicacids.
15.
Soilcouldbedeficientinanyofthefollowingnutrients.Ifyouhadtosupplyoneof
them,whichwouldbeneededinthesmallestamount?( Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: iron
Correct.Ironisamicronutrient.
16.
Whichofthefollowingisleastlikelytobedeficientinsoil?(
Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: iron
Correct.Ironisamicronutrient.
17.
Whichistrueregardingmineraldeficiencysymptomsinplants?(
Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: Symptomsofmineraldeficiencyalwaysshowupinolderleaves
first.
CorrectAnswer: Growingtissueswouldnotshowsignsofmineraldeficiencyof
mobilenutrientsbeforeoldertissues.
No.Mobilityofthenutrientisafactor.
18.
Whenyouadd"plantfood"toyourpottedgeraniums,youareactuallyprovidingthe
plantwith_____.( Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: alloftheabove
CorrectAnswer: minerals
No.Onlyoneoftheotherchoicesiscorrect.
19.
Howdidtheadditionofageneforcitratesynthesisincreasethetoleranceoftobacco
andpapayaplantstohighaluminumconcentrationsinthesoil?( Concept37.2)
YourAnswer: Thecitricacidproducedbytheplantsboundthefreealuminuminthe
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soil,makingitlessavailabletobetakenupbytheplants.
Correct.Bybindingthefreealuminuminthesoil,thecitricacidputthealuminumina
formthattheplantscannotabsorb.Thealuminumisstillinthesoil,butitisnot
bioavailableinitsboundform.
20.
Whatsuppliestheenergyformostofthemicroorganismsintherhizosphere?(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: nitrogenfixingbacteria
CorrectAnswer: plants
No.Carbohydratessuppliedbytheplantsfueltherhizosphere.
21.
Themostabundantgasinouratmospherecannotbeusedbyplantsdirectlyinits
atmosphericformandis,therefore,capturedbycertainbacteriathatlivesymbiotically
intheirroots.Whatisthisgas?( Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: nitrogen
Correct.Despitethefactthattheatmosphereis80%nitrogengas,plantscannotuse
theelementinthatformandfrequentlysufferfromnitrogendeficiency.
22.
Nitrogenfixationis_____.(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: convertingnitrogenintheairtoaformusablebyplants
Correct.Nitrogenfixationistheconversionofatmosphericnitrogentoammonia,which
isthenconvertedtoammonium.
23.
Theenzymethatcatalyzestheconversionofatmosphericnitrogentoammoniais
_____.( Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: nitrogenase
Correct.NitrogenasereducesN2toNH3byaddingelectronsandhydrogenions.
24.
Whichofthefollowingorganismscanfixnitrogen?(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: bacteria
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Correct.Allnitrogenfixingorganismsareprokaryotic.
25.
Legumes(membersofthepeafamily)haverootswithswellingscallednodulesthat
_____.( Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: containnitrogenfixingbacteria
Correct.Legumerootshaveswellingscallednodulesthatcontainnitrogenfixing
bacteriaofthegenusRhizobium.
26.
WhichofthesedescribestheinitialinteractionbetweenRhizobiumandasoybeanroot?
( Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: Thenoduledevelopsvasculartissue.
CorrectAnswer: SoybeanssecreteflavonoidsthataredetectedbyRhizobium.
No.Thisisoneofthelaststagesintheformationofarootnodule.
27.
Inrootnodules,themutualisticassociationbetweenplantsandbacteria,theplants
provide_______,andthebacteriaprovide_______.( Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: carbohydratesfixednitrogen
Correct.Plantsprovidecarbohydratesforenergy,andbacteriaprovidenitrogeninaform
thattheplantscanassimilate.
28.
Mycorrhizaedevelop_____.(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: betweenrootsandbeneficialfungi
Correct.Mycorrhizaearemodifiedrootsconsistingofamutualisticassociationofroots
andfungi.
29.
Whichofthefollowingistrueofmycorrhizae?(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: Arbuscularmycorrhizaedonothaveadensemantleensheathingroots.
Correct.Amicroscopeisneededtoseethefinefungalhyphaethatextendfromtheroot
intothesoil.
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30.
Bytrappinginsects,carnivorousplantsobtain_____,whichtheyneed_____.(
Concept37.3)
YourAnswer: nitrogentomakeprotein
Correct.Thesoilthatcarnivorousplantsinhabitistypicallyverynitrogendeficient.The
plantsneedanothersourceofnitrogentomakeproteins.
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