The phrase "accumulated organic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing organic materials that have been gathered or built up over time, such as in environmental science or agriculture.
Example: "The accumulated organic matter in the soil enhances its fertility and supports plant growth."
Alternatives: "gathered organic" or "collected organic".
This can be explained by the accumulation and degradation of accumulated organic matter by MT in top soil which can be proved by the close association of EEM-PARAFAC components with SOC and total N (Table 3).
Apparently, the microorganisms in the floating layer were not able to degrade efficiently the accumulated organic acids, although Syntrophomonas-like organisms which are known to withstand high VFA concentrations were detected in the floating layer [44].
The microbiological and chemical quality of tank-stored rainwater is impacted directly by roof catchment and subsequent run-off contamination, via direct depositions by birds and small mammals, decay of accumulated organic debris, and atmospheric deposition of airborne micro-organisms and chemical pollutants.
Terrestrial (or land-derived) sediments are predominantly clays and silts and are commonly coloured blue because of accumulated organic debris as well as bacterially produced ferrous iron sulfides.
If you remove vegetation, you remove accumulated organic matter, you lose productivity, you lose fertility, you lose infiltration and retention of rainfall, and then it turns into a desert.
A significant difference in average accumulated organic matter for the five years was found.
Hepatocytes accumulate organic anions under conditions of sepsis-associated organ dysfunction.
As a result, the surface of such clay materials can accumulate organic materials.
Given that these agricultural soils are likely not accumulating organic N, the vast majority of the "lost or stored" N was likely denitrified.
A reliable water supply and a host of other factors will be required for wetlands to accumulate organic matter, and eventually peat, in the post-mining landscape.
Those abandoned soils preserved by perturbations like wildfire showed a higher potential for accumulating organic carbon, as indicated by the lowest emission of CO2 with respect to SOC content, during the period of observation.
