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    Geography Chapter Notes

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    surface. * Mycorrhizae: helps plants absorb adequate amounts of essential nutrient minerals. * Mycelium: fungal threadlike body * Soil Texture refers to the relative proportions of different sized inorganic mineral particles of sand‚ silt‚ and clay. * Sand-largest soil particle

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    (i) Gravity: - Gravity works more affectively on steeper slopes‚ but more gradual slopes may also vulnerable. (ii) Geological Factors: - May slides occur in geological setting that places permeable sands and gravels above impermeable layers of silt and clay‚ or bedrock. Water seeps downward through

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    LABORATORY EVALUATION OF SOIL MOISTURE USING MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES 1K .Prasanth ‚ 2K .Shashank ‚ 3M .Ashok ‚ 4M . AV H Krishna ‚ 5Zachariah C Alex 1B.TECH (ECE)‚VIT University‚Vellore‚2B.TECH(ECE)‚VIT University ‚Vellore‚ 3B.TECH (ECE)‚VIT University‚Vellore‚4B.TECH(ECE)‚VIT University ‚Vellore‚ 5Senior professor‚ VIT University‚ Vellore. ABSTRACT Microwave techniques can be used to measure soil moisture content‚ mineral content and fertility of the soils. A microwave set up is

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    to provide greater insight into the agricultural practices of the Ancient Egyptians. ~ THE FARMING SYSTEM ~ Irrigation With every annual flood of the Nile‚ a fresh layer of silt was deposited over the land‚ and this built up the rich fertile soil of the river floodplain. With these annual blankets of silt and water‚ Quirke & Spencer (1992:16) maintain that nature irrigated the valley for the Egyptians. According to Silverman (1998:60)‚ the Egyptians took

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    A day at the beach

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    We parked our car into the parking spot and started walking across the black asphalt‚ which emanated heat from the sun. Walking forward I overwhelmingly could see the clear water‚ which was rich arcane blue in color. As soon as I kept my feet on the silt white sand I could sense the sand burning my feet. I could hear the sound of waves colliding and feel the unruffled sea breeze grooming by. The beach was swarming with people as I looked around my surroundings. Towards my right were who people

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    cattle‚ pigs‚ and sheep‚ depending on where they lived. Early civilizations developed near major rivers. The rivers provided water and transportation. Rivers also provided farming lands with tiny bits of rock and dirt from river bottoms called silt. Silt would renew the soil and keep it fertile every time a flood occurred. Because of such fertile soil‚ farmers produced surpluses of food. The large quantities of food fed more people‚ causing a population increase. As the population increased‚ farming

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    Fluvial System (Facies)

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    facies Debris flow dominated fans facies are characterized by lobes of poorly sorted‚ coarse sediment‚ commonly with a muddy matrix. 1.2 Stream flow dominated fans facies Stream flow sediments constitute more sheetlike deposits of gravel‚ sand‚ and silt that may be moderately well sorted‚ cross-bedded‚ laminated‚ or nearly structureless. 1.3 Proximal fan facies * Texturally immature‚ very coarse-grained‚ angular-subrounded clasts. * Conglomerates‚ matrix supported clasts-supported fabrics

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    Effects of Water Pollutions Water is important for the existence of life on earth. All organisms require it and aquatic plants and animals live their life in water. Water pollution occurs when you have toxins and pathogens present in water in dangerous amounts than permissible. One of the worst forms of pollution in the ecosystem is water pollution. When you hold a glass of water it may appear to be clean and clear. But the fact is there are millions of microscopic pollutants suspended

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    Research on the Three Gorges Dam Summary This report aims to investigate into the Three Gorges Dam (TGD) project in terms of its backgrounds and development. Focusing on the examination into the sustainable development of the TGD‚ this report also intends to reveal controversies facing the TGD and present cost-benefit analysis to the TGD. Introduction Water resource management has been in China’s history for thousands of years with the starting point of the Dujiang Dam‚ which is still working

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    Myth of Gilgamesh Analysis

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    Liliana Magdaleno Ken Hiltner‚ Miss Russ English 122 LE October 27‚ 2011 Word Count: ~1450 Hero or Villain? In all epics‚ we read about the endeavors of heroes who have to conquer an evil entity in order to ensure the peace of their constituencies. They exhibit great virtues such as courage‚ pride‚ intelligence‚ wit‚ patriotism‚ and love for the people of their land‚ among other things. Those are typically the qualities that come to mind when we think of a hero; however‚ when we think of the

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