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Peat

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Tropical Peat is a type of soil, which parent material is from?

a)

Lime stone

b)

Clay stone

c)

Trunks

d)

Sand

2.

While, temperate peat is soil made of.....

a)

Trunks

b)

Spagnum/herb

c)

Clay stone

d)

Lime stone

3.

In Indonesia, peat is largely situated in...

a)

Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Papua

b)

Sumatra, Sulawesi, Kalimantan

c)

Papua

d)

Sumatra

4.

Some ecosystem functions of natural tropical peat swamp forest include:

a)

Regulates water, storing water in dry season, and distribute excess water in rainy seasons

b)

Sequestering carbon from the atmosphere

c)

A land for oil palm plantations

d)

A land for industrial plantations

e)

Providing indeginous products

5.

One of the largest existing uses of tropical peatlands in Indonesia is....

a)

Agroforestry

b)

Horticultiure

c)

Palidiculture

d)

Agriculture of oil palm

6.

Oil palm plantations in tropical peatlands preliminerily require....to provide aeration for the plant to grow

a)

Hole in hole planting

b)

Soil tillage

c)

Drainages

d)

Fertilizers

7.

After drainages are established in tropical peatlanda used for drainage base agriculture, the first stage of subsidence process takes place, it is ...

a)

Decomposition

b)

Consolidation

c)

Further decomposition

8.

Consolidation process causes peatland to subside rapidly to a rate of 30 cm per year, accompanied by continous decomposition, what will happen to peatlands if subsidence continues...

(a)  

9.

To prevent further subsidence in tropical peatlands, it is necessary to

a)

Stopping excessive drainages aimed for rewetting

b)

Bulding infrastructures to hold the subsidence

c)

Planting plants as many as possible

d)

Pumping water

10.

When, rewetting of tropical peatlanda take places, the other necessary step is

a)

Revegetation to assist natural regeneration and seed dispersal

b)

Developing new plantations like those had been developed before rewetting

c)

Developing new economic alternatives

d)

Redraining the peatlands