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    The document discusses water quality standards for growing rice, the proper growth stage for rice seedlings to avoid submersion, the maximum flooding depth for rice, and that flooding rice is a method to control non-aquatic weeds. It also defines percolation as the downward movement of water through soil and identifies oxygen as a micro element that plants do not need in trace amounts.

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    The document discusses water quality standards for growing rice, the proper growth stage for rice seedlings to avoid submersion, the maximum flooding depth for rice, and that flooding rice is a method to control non-aquatic weeds. It also defines percolation as the downward movement of water through soil and identifies oxygen as a micro element that plants do not need in trace amounts.

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    All of these are water quality and water need except

    A) pH 4.5 – 8.5 salinity <1 dS/m


    B) Young seedlings (2 – 5 leaf stage) – should not be
    submerged
    C) Maximum depth 10 m
    D) Flooding of rice is a method to control non-aquatic
    Weeds

    Downward movement of water through the soil is called

    A. Drainage
    B. Footage
    C. Seepage
    *D. Percolation*

    Micro element need by plant in trace amount except:

    A.boron
    B.iron
    *C.oxygen*
    D.zinc

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