Sentence examples for a separate soil from inspiring English sources

Sulfur-coated urea is a common ingredient in many fertilizers, so if you were already planning on fertilizing your plants, you may want to save yourself the trouble of finding a separate soil additive by simply picking a fertilizer containing this type of urea.

A hand-held Dutch auger was used to collect two separate soil samples at each site; a top soil (5 20 cm) and a deeper soil (35 50 cm) sample each comprising a composite from the corners and centre of a 20 × 20 m square (Fordyce et al. 2012; Johnson 2005).

For each concentration, day, and replicate, separate soil dishes were used.

Separate soil core were also collected with corer (15 cm height) for the measurement of bulk density at these sites.

These measurements provided estimates of Net Ecosystem Exchange (NEE) and, through established models, estimates of Gross Photosynthetic Production (GPP), and separate soil and plant respiration.

Three long-term, reactive contaminant injections were pulsed onto three separate soil columns, with the following influent mixtures: (1) 109CdEDTA2−, (2) 109CdEDTA2− and 57,58Co II EDTA2−, and (3) 109CdEDTA2−, 57Co III EDTA−, and H51CrO4−.

In order to obtain two 'field' replicates, two batches of soil were prepared and kept separate; soil samples from five (field replicate 1) and four (field replicate 2) different points of a 'W'-shaped transect were taken and pooled in separate containers.

If there were multiple aphid species per mound, we found that they tended to be clustered in separate soil samples and hardly ever occurred in the same aphid chamber.

Using polytomous logistic regression we put forward a method for separating soil associations into their constituent soils within the Chilterns Natural Area.

In a separate experiment, the soil water content (SWC) of the growth media was determined based on differences in soil sample weight before and after drying at 105 °C to a constant weight.

Density fractionation, that is a laboratory procedure, physically separates soil into light (LF) and heavy fractions (HF) (Wander and Traina 1996; Sollins et al. 1999).