Apes Unit 5 part 2

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Relier Pairs Apes Unit 5 part 2Version en ligne land and water use agriculture par Billie Jean Warta 1 Selective pesticide (Narrow- spectrum pesticide) 2 Pesticide resistance 3 spray irrigation 4 rodenticide 5 aquifer 6 water footprint 7 furrow irrigation 8 spring 9 water table 10 drip irrigation 11 energy subsidy 12 groundwater recharge 13 unconfined aquifer 14 fungicide 15 persistent pesticides 16 nonpersistent pesticides 17 tilling 18 Broad-spectrum pesticide 19 artesian well 20 cone of depression 21 Slash-and-burn agriculture 22 flood irrigation 23 plowing 24 confined aquifer 25 monocropping 26 integrated pests management targets narrow range of organisms process by which wateer from precipitation percolates thorugh the soil into groundwater fossil fuel energy and human energy input per calorie of food produced water is pumped into an apparatus that contains a series of spray nozzles farmer digs trenches, or furrows, along the crop rows and fills them with water method in which land is cleared and farmed for only a few years until the soil is depleted of nutrients. Also called shifting agriculture agricultural practice using variety of techniques to minimize pesticides trait possessed by certain individuals that are exposed to a pesticide and survive. pesticides that targets rodents using large plantings of single species or variety kills manhy different types of pests area surrounding a well that does not contain groundwater total daily per capita use of fresh water for a country or the world pore spaces found within permeable layers of rock and sediment underneath the soil that store groundwater process of digging deep into the soil and turning it over where a slowly dripping hose on the ground or a buried hose under the soil delivers water directly to the plant roots pesticides that remain in the environment for years to decades surrounded by a layer of impermeable rock or clay, which impedes water flow to or from the aquifer preparation of soil through a variety of activities including plowing but also including stirring, digging and cultivating pesticides that break down rapidly (weeks to months) have fewer long term effects; must be applied more often than stronger pesticides well created by drilling a hole into a confined aquifer when an entire field is flooded with water to water the crop porous rock covered by soil pesticide that targets fungi uppermost level at which the groundwater in a given area fully saturates the rock or soil water that naturally percolates up to the surface

Relier Pairs

Apes Unit 5 part 2Version en ligne

land and water use agriculture

par Billie Jean Warta

Selective pesticide (Narrow- spectrum pesticide)

Pesticide resistance

spray irrigation

rodenticide

aquifer

water footprint

furrow irrigation

spring

water table

drip irrigation

energy subsidy

groundwater recharge

unconfined aquifer

fungicide

persistent pesticides

nonpersistent pesticides

tilling

Broad-spectrum pesticide

artesian well

cone of depression

Slash-and-burn agriculture

flood irrigation

plowing

confined aquifer

monocropping

integrated pests management

targets narrow range of organisms

process by which wateer from precipitation percolates thorugh the soil into groundwater

fossil fuel energy and human energy input per calorie of food produced

water is pumped into an apparatus that contains a series of spray nozzles

farmer digs trenches, or furrows, along the crop rows and fills them with water

method in which land is cleared and farmed for only a few years until the soil is depleted of nutrients. Also called shifting agriculture

agricultural practice using variety of techniques to minimize pesticides

trait possessed by certain individuals that are exposed to a pesticide and survive.

pesticides that targets rodents

using large plantings of single species or variety

kills manhy different types of pests

area surrounding a well that does not contain groundwater

total daily per capita use of fresh water for a country or the world

pore spaces found within permeable layers of rock and sediment underneath the soil that store groundwater

process of digging deep into the soil and turning it over

where a slowly dripping hose on the ground or a buried hose under the soil delivers water directly to the plant roots

pesticides that remain in the environment for years to decades

surrounded by a layer of impermeable rock or clay, which impedes water flow to or from the aquifer

preparation of soil through a variety of activities including plowing but also including stirring, digging and cultivating

pesticides that break down rapidly (weeks to months) have fewer long term effects; must be applied more often than stronger pesticides

well created by drilling a hole into a confined aquifer

when an entire field is flooded with water to water the crop

porous rock covered by soil

pesticide that targets fungi

uppermost level at which the groundwater in a given area fully saturates the rock or soil

water that naturally percolates up to the surface