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ions
electrically charged atom or group of atoms
acidity
concentration of Hydrogen ions
pH
measure of acidity or alkalinity
Soils
layer of chemically and biologically altered materials that overlies rocks or other unaltered matieral at earths surface
water potential
strength of attractive forces holdign water in soil or cell,
matric potential
water potential generated by attraction of water to surfaces of soil particles
field capacity
amt of water soil can hodl against pull of gravityat matric pot. less that -0.01 MPa
wilting coefficient/wilting point
minimum water potential of soil at which plants obtain water
solutes
substance dissolved in solvent
osmosis
tendency of water move from low to high solute conc.
root pressure
pressure created when osmotic pessure in roots of plants draws water from soil into plants, forces water into xylem
transpiration
evaporation of water from leaf cells
cohesion-tension theory
idea that force required to draw water from soil to roots to leaves generated by transpiration
stomates
opening in surface of leaf