The phrase "adherence of soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the properties of soil, particularly in relation to its ability to stick to surfaces or maintain structure.
Example: "The adherence of soil to the roots of plants is crucial for their stability and nutrient uptake."
Alternatives: "soil attachment" or "soil cohesion".
Precise adherence to Soil Taxonomy places an arbitrary constraint on field observations at 2 m.
Like moldboards, furrowers may also show adherence to soil according to its physical condition.
Alternatively, adherence to soil invertebrates may have prolonged bacterial viability (17 ).
This is especially important with respect to harvested forage crops, for which the contribution of soil adherence is not known.
In the absence of more reliable measured values of arsenic actually found on children's hands, predictions were made using calculations of average child hand surface area, adherence factors for various types of soil, and activity patterns and behaviors of children at playgrounds (Hemond and Solo-Gabriele 2004; U.S. EPA 2001 U.S. EPA 2002b).
In some cases it has been attributed to the adherence of a thin film of reddish soil from the drying area during hulling, if the soil has high clay content.
During the andesitic Shinmoedake eruption (Suzuki et al., 2013), smothering, lodging, adherence blocking photosynthesis and abrasion of crops by tephra; coverage of soil and changes to soil properties; and loading and coverage of greenhouses were the most significant impacts.
In creating soil layer models for our study site, we were challenged (i) to express vagueness of our soil data, while at the same time maintaining adherence to systematic classification principles, and (ii) to describe continuously the spatial distribution of soil materials and layers in three dimensions.
Finally, a fascinating history of soil.
You dropped two handfuls of soil.
