Sentence examples for a narrow soil from inspiring English sources

In monoculture, cocoa plant δ18O isotopic signature matched a narrow soil δ18O isotopic zone, while this matched plant soil zone expanded for cocoa in mixture, illustrating larger soil water acquisition zones in the presence of a shade tree but exclusively in sandy loam soils.

Because of this, the rhizosphere, a narrow soil region rich in various types of substances secreted by plant roots, is a very attractive niche for bacteria [ 11, 33, 34].

The rhizosphere is usually defined as a narrow zone of soil directly affected by the presence of plant root [19].

Although the δC values of the CO2 efflux from the dolomite soil cores were within a narrow range (A-horizon −26.2 ± 0.1 ‰; whole soil profile wet −25.8 ± 0.1 ‰; whole soil profile dry −25.5 ± 0.1 ‰) the CO2 efflux from the separated A-horizons was significantly depleted in C when compared to the whole soil profiles (p = 0.015).

The genome of CcI3 appears to be undergoing genome ratcheting coincident with specialization within a narrow range of plant hosts and soil types [ 5].

The isotopic signature of soil CO2 efflux varied within a narrow range throughout the incubations of both the dolomite and limestone soil (Fig.  3).

In contrast, poorly graded or uniform soils (UCL and MCL soil samples) are composed of a narrow range of particle sizes (Figure 5).

The fanya juus and trenches have either no, or a narrow berm, to reduce back flow of soil into the channel.

Once the soil is prepared, dig a narrow hole deep enough to accommodate your avocado's roots and pit.

The best soils are deep mucks found in a narrow zone along the lakeshore, where a dense tangle of custard apple, or pond apple, once grew.

Loose soil on the surface was raked into a narrow ridge following the circumference of the ball to hold a generous puddle of water over the roots.