The phrase "accessible soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe soil that is easy to reach or utilize, often in the context of gardening, agriculture, or environmental science.
Example: "The farmer was pleased to find that the new plot of land had accessible soil, making it easier to plant crops."
Alternatives: "easily reachable soil" or "user-friendly soil".
By this, the sample trees presumably gained some access to soil water which is not accessible otherwise.
We interpreted this decrease with woody stand age to result from a change to plant input chemistry with more lignin and aliphatic structures combined with a progressive shift to more non-hydrolyzable, poorly accessible forms of soil organic nitrogen, resulting in a system with slower short-term decay dynamics.
The island has fertile soil, accessible ports, an abundance of sun, and a host of potential mentors for their young citizens.
The IYS information packet makes the topic of soils accessible to everyone and includes fact sheets, infographics, educational booklets, videos, posters, interviews and stories.
"These videos provide an accessible way of communicating soil ecology and biodiversity to lay audiences, especially young ones," Helmberger said.
It is as if the earlier generation of writers Waugh, Greene, Green, Golding, Powell, Orwell, Bowen, Spark, and dozens of lessers had laid down, on this dense island soil, an accessible past, while Americans must reinvent their more scattered country from scratch.
It is as if the earlier generation of writers — Waugh, Greene, Green, Golding, Powell, Orwell, Bowen, Spark, and dozens of lessers — had laid down, on this dense island soil, an accessible past, while Americans must reinvent their more scattered country from scratch.
It lacked easily accessible fresh water, fertile soil or a safe natural anchorage on the shoreline.
This allows the determination of lead concentration over a surface area of approximately 1 cm to a depth of approximately 5 mm, which corresponds to the surface soil most accessible to humans.
ToxicsWatch prioritized two action-oriented activities: 1) neighborhood monitoring of PM10, PM2.5 on local streets; and 2) household-scale environmental testing of indoor air, drinking water, dust, paint and outdoor soil using accessible tests.
