A corn producer wants to apply a total of 350 pounds of nitrogen per acre on his field. He has spread 10 tons per acre of dry manure with an average analysis of 18 pounds of nitrogen per ton, of which only 60% of the N will be available the first year. How many additional pounds of nitrogen must he apply?

Answer: For 150 bushels, we recommend 180 pounds of nitrogen per acre. For 200 bushels, you go up to 240 pounds, and for 250 bushels, go to 300 pounds. For 300 bushels per acre, we recommend more than 360 pounds of nitrogen per acre,”

Explanation:

Earth Science B Cumulative Exam review

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Which statement describes indoor air pollution?
B
Which event is associated with tornados?
C
Which describes one feature of deep ocean currents?
D
What would be affected negatively by contaminated watersheds?
A
Which correctly list the three gases that each make up less than 1 percent of Earth’s atmosphere?
A
A scientist observes a geyser erupting. Which two objects must be interacting beneath the surface?
C
Which is a cause of desertification?
C
Which phrase defines altitude?
D
Where does warm water accumulate in the Pacific Ocean during El Niño?
A
Which statement describes watersheds?
A
How do oxbow lakes form?
C
Which is one benefit that mangrove trees provide to surrounding coastal wetlands?
A
Which resource is renewable?
D
Which is one function of a weather balloon?
B
Which major type of air mass forms over warm water?
C
In which direction does wave energy travel?
D
Which type of deposition creates sandbars?
C
Energy output readings from tidal power plants in the ocean are low one day compared to the rest of the month.
Which event is the most likely cause?
A
Which type of cloud forms close to the ground when the temperature is just above the dew point?
C
A loose pile of rocks and soil travels in a single large mass. The mass moves a short distance downhill.
Which mass movement does this describe?
D
Which correctly lists the three land uses that the Bureau of Land Management was originally created to manage?
C
What happens when the atmosphere interacts with the lithosphere?
A
A scientist is observing surface groundwater features to determine sources of groundwater.
Which is one surface feature that the scientist can observe and map?
A
Which belt is a global wind belt found in the middle latitudes?
D
What leads to the formation of a windchill factor?
D

Growth is the process of change that occurs during an organism’s life to produce a more complex organism.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

T
F

Alexis has a plant with white spots on it. He thinks it might have a chemical burn. What should he do?

a Add commercial fertilizer with Calcium
B. Add commercial fertilizer with Potassium
C. All of the above
D. Dilute the fertilizer with water

List 3 Functions of translocation
substances
List 3 functions of translocations

10 Elements with symbols other than their first two letters

If an mRNA codon reads GAU, its complementary
anticodon on the tRNA will be

A. TUC
B. CUA
C. AUG
D. CAG

Which is a risk factor for CAD?
blood clot
embolism
angina
high blood pressure

what is defination of spirometer?

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1. What are the methods by which fossils are preserved?

Evidence for coordinated stasis is found in _____.

The nose plays many important roles in the conduction of air into the lungs. Air entering the nose from the body’s exterior is very different from the air within the body and lungs. All BUT ONE describes how incoming air is changed by the structure of the nose and nasal passages.


A) As air passes over the mucous membranes, it is warmed and humidified.

B) The olfactory epithelium contain neurons, which conduct sensory signals to the brain.

C) Hairs and mucus on the interior of the nose also catch any solid debris before it can enter the lungs.

D) The convoluted inner structure of the nose increases the surface area of the respiratory tract and forces air to contact the mucous membranes lining the nasal cavity.

CSI Miami: Using DNA to Solve a Robbery

The year is 2023. You are a detective for the Miami Dade Police Department. You’re on the scene of a crime where a man single-handedly just robbed a bank. Luckily, being the ingenious detective that you are, you were able to find a little spot of the man’s blood where he cut his arm as he made his escape through a broken window. You take the blood to the lab so tests can be run.

Unfortunately, no one was able to see the face of the man, so there are no suspects yet. Thanks to a study done in 2022, scientists have now figured which genes in DNA code for which characteristics in a person.

On the next page is a strand of the sample of DNA extracted from the blood at the crime scene. Follow the steps below to help you come up with a sketch of the man who perpetrated this crime.

methionine-leucine-proline = Protein that causes DARK SKIN
methionine-leucine-leucine = Protein that causes LIGHT SKIN

valine-proline-proline-lysine = Protein that causes GREEN EYES
proline-leucine-valine-proline = Protein that causes BLUE EYES
proline-lysine-proline-proline = Protein that causes BROWN EYES

lysine-arginine-threonine-valine-serine-serine = BLOND HAIR
lysine-arginine-threonine-valine-serine-cystine = BLACK HAIR
lysine-arginine-threonine-valine-serine-valine = BROWN HAIR

asparagine-isoleucine-arginine = CURLY HAIR
asparagine-asparagine-isoleucine = STRAIGHT HAIR

leucine-arginine-glutamic acid-arginine = BIG NOSE
leucine-asparagine-arginine-glutamic acid = SMALL NOSE
leucine-asparagine-asparagine-glutamic acid = MEDIUM NOSE

proline-tyrosine-tyrosine-(stop) = SMALL EARS
proline-proline-tyrosine-(stop) = MEDIUM EARS
proline-tyrosine-phenylalanine-(stop) = BIG EARS
Step 1: Decode the DNA into mRNA
Step 2: Decode the mRNA into the corresponding amino acids from pg. 211 of your book. Write the amino acids in the order of the codons from the mRNA.
Step 3: On a separate sheet of paper, draw a sketch of what this person might look like based on the traits you came up with.

DNA: TACGATGAAGGCAATCAAGGGTTCTCCTGTCAAAGTACATTATAGGCAGACTTAGCGGTTGGAATGAAAATC
| | |
AUG
mRNA:

Protein Sequence:
1. Methionine 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
7. 8. 9.
10. 11. 12.
13. 14. 15.
16. 17. 18.
19. 20. 21.
22. 23. 24.

Step 4: Change the underlined nucleotide to a G. Refigure out your mRNA sequence and resulting amino acids. How would this mutation affect your picture? What kind of mutation did you just create?


Step 5: Answer the following wrap-up questions:
1) When you performed step 1, what enzyme were you imitating?
2) In step 2, what molecule would have brought the amino acids that the codons asked for?
3) In step 2, what molecule would have helped the amino acids line up and attach to one another?
4) In step 2, what connected the amino acids together?

where is glucose stored or found in the leaf?

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Earth and space

How do green plants produce their own food?​

Which object can an S wave travel through?

air
magma
soil
water

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1. Types of reproduction in microorganisms and examples
2. Which bacteria could be neutralophile?
3. Which microorganisms in your body may be halophiles?
4. Classification according to how they obtain carbon.

If a blue nose baboon had 50 chromosomes in a body cell how many are in a gamete?

What exaclty is a mutation?

What are the subareas of the kidney?

Which of the following is a product of respiration resulting from the breaking of carbon-carbon bonds?
a.
a. glucose
b. oxygen
C. carbon dioxide
d. all of the above
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Ο Α
ОВ
Ос
OD

if a molecule of DNA has 200 pairs how do the DNA molecules fit into the cell?

The possible consequences of deficiencies or excesses of
various nutrients?

In the above diagram of a plant cell, what is the function of structure 1?
A.
captures light energy and performs photosynthesis
B.
is the site of protein and lipid synthesis and controls cell transport
C.
contains genetic information and serves as the control center of the cell
D.
serves a variety of secretory, excretory, and storage roles

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Earth and space

What happens to the number of chromosomes during meiosis?

A. The number of chromosomes in the daughter cells becomes double that of the parent cell.

B. The number of chromosomes in the daughter cells remains the same as that of the parent cell.

C. The number of chromosomes in the daughter cells becomes one-fourth that of the parent cell.

D. The number of chromosomes in the daughter cells becomes half that of the parent cell.

draw the diagram of self pollination​

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A population of 137 prairie dogs have taken up home in a school football field! The area of a football field is 7140 m2 (1.8 acres). What is the population density of prairie dogs in the football field in m2 and acres?

Why do you get a sugar rush immediately after
eating candy?
A. because your LIVER is working to detoxify the candy before it
poisons you
B. because candy is composed primarily of STARCHES which are
quickly broken down by enzymes
C. because your taste buds are reacting to the candy and are
overwhelmed by how good it tastes
D. because candy is composed primarily of SIMPLE SUGARS which
are quickly broken down by enzymes