Sentence examples for affects on the soil from inspiring English sources

Hence, we report for the first time that the MSG-wastewater can be used for growing corn as a low cost green practice without adverse affects on the soil properties.

However, agricultural officials and farmers reported that the Shinmoedake tephra appeared to have limited, if any, affects on soil pH in the 3 6 months following the initial tephra falls, particularly following rehabilitation (see below).

According to this, a high magnesium hazard value (>50%) has an adverse affect on the crop yield as the soil becomes more alkaline.

According to this, high magnesium hazard value (>50 %) has an adverse affect on the crop yield as the soil becomes more alkaline.

Consequently, inhibition of nitrification process due to OMW applications on soils affects the soil nitrogen cycle [ 59].

Similarly, only recently has the role of animal impact on the soil surface--as affected by animal density and herd behavior--become recognized as a significant interrelated factor (Westoby et al. 1989; Savory 1999; Teague et al. 2008).

Besides temperature, soil bulk density also affects cast production on the soil surface (Joschko et al. 1989).

Gupta and Gupta (1987) mentioned that high MAR affects the soil unfavorably, a harmful effect on soils appear when MAR exceeds 50.

Organic amendments can affect on soil pH via accumulation of CO2 and organic acid during their decomposition in the soils (Yunsheng et al. 2007; Hulugalle and Weaver 2005; Huang et al. 2004; Millar and Baggs 2004).

The fNL correlates with PGA and PGV but shows no correlation with either A max or V S30, implying that the frequency width affected by the soil nonlinearity predominantly depends on the ground-motion amplitude rather than the site condition.

Nevertheless, the low price of lignite, sorption properties and its overall positive affect on soil quality and productivity give a promise in application of this material both in agriculture and remediation technologies.