Environmental Science

Moisture remaining that can be taken up by roots.

• capillary water

• gravitational water

• organic matter

• hydroponics

Partially decomposed plant and animal matter.

• irrigation

• greenhouse effect

• air

• organic matter

Major product of combustion.

• air

• carbon dioxide

• soil erosion

• irrigation

Colorless, odorless, and tasteless mixture of gasses.

• irrigation

• carbon dioxide

• air

• particulates

The ease with which air and water may pass through the soil.

• soil erosion

• greenhouse effect

• permeability

• air

Addition of water to the land.

• irrigation

• air

• water erosion

• particulates

The practice of growing plants without soil.

• soil erosion

• hydroponics

• particulates

• permeability

When sunlight passes through a clear object.

• air

• greenhouse effect

• soil erosion

• permeability

Process by which soil is moved.

• soil erosion

• permeability

• organic matter

• capillary water

Small particles that become suspended in air.

• irrigation

• soil erosion

• particulates

• organic matter