The phrase "acidity of soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the chemical properties of soil, particularly in relation to agriculture, gardening, or environmental science.
Example: "The acidity of soil can significantly affect plant growth and nutrient availability."
Alternatives: "soil pH" or "soil acidity level".
Abundant C availability and the acidity of soils in this forest favoured ammonium production over nitrate.
Fire retardant can decrease the availability of plant nutrients in the soil by increasing the acidity of the soil and reducing soil pH.
Continuous dependence on chemical fertilizers may be accompanied by a decline in soil organic matter content, increased soil acidity, degradation of soil physical properties and increased rate of erosion due to instability of soil aggregates (Adeoluwa and Adeogun 2010).
This increase in the pH of the soil suggests that improved soil moisture regime as was the case during the 2-week interval before planting could ameliorate the acidity of this soil.
I have been told that the cause is the acidity of the soil.
Thirty-tonne trucks have finished spreading lime fertiliser to reduce the acidity of the soil.
You may need to add sulfur yearly or every few years, depending on the natural acidity of the soil.
By reducing the acidity of the soil (as at Cremaq), Brazil has turned the cerrado into one of the world's great soyabean baskets.A new study by the World Bank says the world has half a billion hectares of land with fewer than 25 people per square kilometre living on them (this excludes land on which farming would be impossible, such as deserts, forests and rainforests or the Antarctic).
The pucks, or "seed vessels," can and must be customized for the location and purpose — you have to match the content and acidity of the soil, things like that.
