Environmental Chem

[2win]

My main source for info for this was going down the Rules sheet and typing what I didn't know into google.

That, plus a chapter out of my AP Bio book. But that was just dumb luck that it happened to be the Chapter we were working on the week of Regionals.

Do you know what the chapter was on? I have a bio book too but I'm not sure if it covers the same thing.

My AP Biology book is the 8th Edition AP Biology book by Campbell and and Reece.
The chapter was Chapter 37: Soil and Plant Nutrition. It helped give me basic concepts and an introduction to the plant nutrients.

ok, thanks. i have a different book, but i'll try to find a topic like it.

[Mr. Cool]

I updated/made the B Division Environmental Chem. Wiki for this. There was almost nothing on there so I gave a complete overhaul.

[techy101]

hi this is my sisters username because mine wouldn't work so im completely new to scioly so does anyone have any good websites i could use to help me with this

[gyourkoshaven]

If you go on http://virginiaso.com/eventinfo.htm you can find a test that was used during a competition, I found it very useful.

[Mr. Cool]

Are cmols approved for Division B? (If you don't know what I'm talking about, don't bother trying to answer)

[Doggalina]

If you go on http://virginiaso.com/eventinfo.htm you can find a test that was used during a competition, I found it very useful.

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[Mister Cracker]

what do i need to be studying i got thrown in for states for some stupid reason states in on saturday
PLEASE HELP

[2win]

If anybody's wondering...
I think it's good to know about which types of crops like what kinds of soil. ex: tomatoes like soil thats acidic, sweet corn likes soil thats also acidic (but less than tomatoes) and lettuce likes neutral to basic soil. know your absolute, vital and trace nutrients.
To test soil ph, I suggest you do a 1:5 ratio of soil:distilled water, let it sit or shake it up and then stick the ph paper in.
That's about all I know... Anything else I missed?
It's my school's first time to compete and I am a complete newbie.

To mistercracker
This is part of what you need to know.

[gyourkoshaven]

Sorry that the exact link was dead. What you should do (And I know this will work): Google "Virginia Science Olympiad", click the first link, at the top of the page there will be options that you can click. Click event info and go down to enviro chem and click on the test link. If you don't know the answers, look them up, because some were on the regionals test I took.

[2win]

www.gardening-advisor.com/Soil-pH.html
here's a website to help anybody on soil ph and a plant's favorite ph level.