PPT-The Nature of: Recognizing the Importance of Plant and Soil Science

Objectives Identify the v arious roles of plants in everyday l ife Identify the various segments of plant and soil science and Identify important types of plants and their uses Roles of Plants in . Unauthorized Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Recognizing Recognizing Recognizing Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Subdivided Units Subdivided Unit 571. Introduction. Goals of Course. . 1) . To provide advanced training in current scientific methods, theories, concepts, controversies and applications of Soil Science.. 2) To gain a Foundational Knowledge of the breadth and scope of Soil Science. By C. Kohn, WUHS. Based on “Botany Basics”, a module by Oregon State Univ. . Plant Organs. E. xternal plant structures such as leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruits, and seeds are known as plant . Objectives:. A. Define . Horticulture and its related fields; . B. Identify . the various roles of plants in everyday life;. C. Identify . agriculturally important plants, and explain their uses;. D. Describe . Presented by Roger Short of Short’s Farm . for the Jefferson County Conservation District. March 20, 2014. Who is Roger Short and what is Magical Soil anyway?. Paradigm Shift. A . dramatic change in methodology or practice. It often refers to a major change in thinking and planning, which ultimately changes the way projects are implemented.. Anurag . Panwar. Mariam Al-. Lami. Pratool. Bharti. Dr. . Sriram. . Chellappan. Dr. Joel . Burken. MoWNet 2016. Minutes of the presentation . Plant stress: Biotic . (pathogens) . or abiotic (Composition of soil). The top layer of Earth’s crust where most plants grow. It contains minerals, decaying organisms, water, and air. It is divided into . horizons. , which are layers . parallel to the Earth’s surface in which . Objectives. Define: ammonification, ammonium, bulk density, . denitrification. , immobilization, leaching, mineralization, nitrate-N, nitrification, soil nitrogen fixation, volatilization. List and describe inherent factors that affect soil nitrogen. Uppermost layer of earth’s crust that supports plants, animals and microbes. Soil Forming Factors. Parent Material. Time. Climate. Vegetation & Organisms. Topography. 1. Parent Material. Refers to the rock and minerals from which the soil derives.. Acorn on the Moon. 1969. a. , A. acorn. after. along. a lot . also. an. and. any. are. around. As, as. astronauts . at. atmosphere. away. back. be. believe. bit. blame. both. bottle. branches. brought. Paul Snyder, . Secrest. Arboretum, OARDC. Why is soil important?. It supports life.. Living things need the proper temperature, oxygen, water, carbon and other nutrients. . What is soil?. How is soil made?. s. oil test interpretation. Weston Miller, . OSU Extension Service. Preview of presentation. Safety precautions. General . soil quality assessment . How to take a soil test. What to test for. Interpreting results. Soil. _______________ is a mixture of bits of rock and once living parts of plants and animals. Soil covers most of Earth’s landmasses. Without soil, plants and animals wouldn’t be able to live on land. . Objectives. Define: immobilization, mineralization, phosphorus cycle, phosphorus fixation, soil phosphate. Diagram the relationship of phosphorus inputs and soil processes. List and describe inherent factors that affect soil phosphorus.