Question 3012 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Which soil type is most prone to groundwater contamination from leaching pesticides?
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Correct answer to question 3012
- A: Sandy soil with a shallow water table beneath it
Explanation
Coarse soils drain quickly, and a shallow water table has less soil to filter and degrade the product. Fine, organic soils slow downward movement.
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