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    view (Sitaramaraju et al. 2014). The increasing amount of crop productivity is not achieved without risk of human health and environment. The repeated application of pesticides may reaches in soil activity creates imbalance of soil which kills the pests and destroy the micro-organisms which are required for soil fertility and productivity (Madakka et al. 2010). There is a growing interest in the utilization

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    thick bark of the cork oak is stripped for making bottling cork. Forests help to conserve soil by preventing rapid runoff of water after heavy rain and minimizing flooding. Trees take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen into air‚ which is a great benefit to mankind. Forests influence local and global climate. The forest is also vital as a watershed. Because of the thick humus layer‚ loose soil‚ and soil-retaining powers of the trees’ long roots‚ forests are vitally important for preserving adequate

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    regenerated naturally. It ’s a trouble due to the parts how the trees must play in stabilising the climate‚ atmospheric composition and soil structure. According to The Environ Facts 8 Feb. 1999‚ deforestation reduces the ability of the land to support life‚ affecting wild species‚ domestic animals‚ agricultural crops and people. The reduction in plant cover leads to accelerated soil erosion by wind and water. South Africa is losing approximately 300-400 million tonnes of topsoil every year. (Adams and Tisdale

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    Chapter 15

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    Introduction to Physical Geography Homework: Chapter 15 Key Terms and Concepts (1-24) 1. Denudation is the total effect of all actions (weathering‚ mass wasting‚ and erosion) that lower the surface of the continents. 2. Weathering- the physical and chemical disintegration of rock that is exposed to the atmosphere. Mass-wasting- the short-distance down slope movement of weathered rock under the direct influence of gravity; also called mass movement. Erosion- detachment‚ removal‚ and transportation

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    foundation on clayey soils and sandy soils should not exceed 40mm and 25 mm respectively. The maximum settlement should generally be limited to the following values: Raft foundation on clay – 65 to 100 mm. Raft foundation on sand – 40 to 65 mm. There are two methods for the design of raft foundations. They are: 1) Conventional Method 2) Soil Line Method. 1. Conventional Method Assumptions: 1. The soil pressure is assumed to be plane such that the centroid of the soil pressure coincides with

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    has many known uses and has been proven to be a good fertilizer. The researchers wanted to find out if sawdust can serve as an alternative medium to soil and thus the study was begun. For this experiment the researchers tested the following mixtures: pure soil (A)‚ pure sawdust (B)‚ 90% soil (C)‚ 90% sawdust (D)‚ 80% soil (E)‚ 80% sawdust (F)‚ 70% soil (G)‚ and 70% sawdust (H). Each set-up was planted with five seeds. The set-ups were observed for a period of five weeks. Once a week‚ the researchers

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    demonstration. a. Round 1 = white bead representing lichens. Our laboratory reading for the experiment stated that lichens are instrumental in the development and needs for all species. The text stated‚ “Lichens play a part in the creation of soils from which plants can obtain nutrients. Like all living organisms‚ lichens need nutrients and energy to grow. Nutrients may be obtained from the air including dust‚ water‚ and from the substrate organisms grows on obtaining energy through photosynthesis

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    Downloaded Downloaded from http://examguesspapers.com Education forum for ICSE Students GEOGRAPHY H.C.G. – Paper – 2 (Two hours) Answers to this Paper must be written on the paper provided separately. You will not be allowed to write during the first 15 minutes. This time is to be spent in reading the question paper. The time given at the head of this Paper is the time allowed for writing the answers. Attempt seven questions in all. Part I is compulsory. All questions from Part I are to

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    agriculture had destroyed the landscape. The grazing of animals on the slopes made it impossible for nature to grow and rainfalls no longer seeked into the Earth but instead washed down the hillsides taking the soil along with it which annihilated its fertility. The light unprotected soil is also swept into the winds causing dust storms over China’s cities and its borders. Also in Jordan and Ethiopia deserts are advancing and water is becoming more scarce. Centuries of poor

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    dollar value to this process‚ and you get that one tree recycles in its lifetime $37‚500 worth of water. And the same process goes for the soil – the tree’s roots hold the earth together literally and prevent precious soil erosion. By now I guess you’re asking‚ well‚ how much? And the answer is staggering. In a life time‚ one tree controls $31‚250 worth of soil erosion. A quick calculation yields that one tree contributes to our planet positive measurable actions worth $162‚000. And you know what

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