Which of the following properties of soil is most dependent on soil moisture?
a. horizonation
b. consistency
c. cation-exchange capacity
d. soil reaction

We generally test the Soil consistence by crushing the soil pad with a finger. It completely depends upon the soil moisture.

We categorize the soil as

1)  Moist soil:

loose – The soil particles are not coherent, they are lose apart.

friable – can be crushed with a slight pressure applied through fingers.

firm –  can be crushed with a slightly more pressure applied through fingers.

2) Wet soil:  Plastic and sticky

3) Dry Soil:  It can be soft and hard

The answer is: d. soil reaction.

Explanation:

Soil moisture is the amount of water per volume of land in a land.

The maximum moisture capacity of the soil depends on the type of soil, its development, the vegetation present and the uses of the soil.

Soil moisture at a given time will depend, among other factors, on rainfall, and evapotranspiration that have occurred.

The answer is: d. soil reaction.

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