...can be quite wonderful and useful. Hopefully more humans will learn about science.
Science can be used to help or harm others. Hopefully science will only be used to help others and to benefit humanity.
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* [[Soil science]]
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...living things, especially plants, and how people use it to grow food. Soil science related content is to be organized and developed here.
==What soil is and how it forms==
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...ematics, Computer Science and Quantitative Biology, orginial public domain science database started in 1991
* [http://crop.scijournals.org/contents-by-date.0.shtml Crop Science Journal] - all except 2006 issues freely available
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* [[Soil science]]
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...gical sciences]], as well as agriculture, forestry, ecology, environmental science, medicine, pharmacology, horticulture, genetics, and biotechnology.
...plants under different amounts of light, water, nutrients, temperature, or soil conditions.
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* [[Materials science]]
* Soil and aggregate
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...oil mechanics, but also had great interest in geology; Terzaghi considered soil mechanics to be a sub-discipline of engineering geology. In 1929, Terzaghi
...ate degrees where they have gained specialized education and training in [[soil mechanics]], [[rock mechanics]], [[geotechnics]], [[groundwater]], [[hydrol
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...bile. Materials from the earth include metals and oils. Materials from the soil include wood and animal skins. Prehistoric man might not recognise the car
The science and background is covered in Wikipedia at:
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...because they capture energy, produce organic matter, influence climate and soil, provide habitat, and support many forms of animal and human life.
...ionary biology]], agriculture, forestry, genetics, medicine, environmental science, and many other fields. They are also useful subjects for learning because
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...ost important food plants stop dying each year, the labor, fuel, seed, and soil that farming consumes could fall sharply, and much of that saved time and l
...Reganold, J. P. Perennial Grains: Food Security for the Future, Issues in Science and Technology]</ref>
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...h lab|Soil shear strength lab]]: Conducting direct shear tests to evaluate soil stability for foundation bearing capacity.
* '''Geotechnical engineering''': Evaluates subsurface rock and soil mechanics to design stable footings, retaining walls, tunnels, and earthwor
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* '''[[Political science|Political science]]'''
* '''[[Cognitive science|Cognitive science]]'''
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'''Natural sciences''' are branches of science concerned with studying the physical world, living organisms, matter, energ
...y]], [[biology]], [[geology]], astronomy, Earth science, and environmental science. These fields overlap extensively. For example, biochemistry connects biolo
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...ysics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, medicine, environmental science, agriculture, psychology, and many other subjects. Modern research frequent
* [[Environmental science]]
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** [[Habit formation science|Habit formation science]]
* '''[[Political science|Political science]]'''
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...ineering draws on [[physics]], [[mechanics]], [[mathematics]], [[materials science]], [[geotechnical engineering]], and [[architecture]]. The field combines t
...e weight of the structure itself, people and equipment, wind, snow, water, soil pressure, temperature effects, earthquakes, vibration, and other forces. En
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...and quality of fruit crops. The field overlaps with plant physiology, soil science, entomology, plant pathology, and economics.
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...conventional soil agriculture, the plant roots are not normally buried in soil. Unlike many [[hydroponics]] systems, the roots are not continuously submer
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