Sentence examples for almost all soils from inspiring English sources

Here's a mini-science lesson from Guy Barter, the RHS's chief horticultural adviser: "Almost all soils contain a lot of iron, but it becomes unavailable to plants – especially ericaceous ones such as rhododendrons – in alkaline soils," he says.

Nevertheless, removal of 'fixed' lipid resulted into the most substantial decrease of the WDPT, which occurred on almost all soils (to classes 0 3).

All the samples were found to lie in C1S1 class, i.e. low salinity and low sodium hazard class, thus excellent for irrigation purpose for almost all soils.

The Na+ hazards in all samples are low, indicating that these waters are suitable for irrigation in almost all soils with small danger of the development of Na+ problem.

The Na+ hazards in some samples are low to medium, an indication that these waters are suitable for irrigation in almost all soils with little danger of the development of Na+ and salinity problem.

Hence, P is one of the unavailable and inaccessible macronutrients in the soil [ 1] and is often the most limiting mineral nutrient in almost all soils [ 2].

Almost all soil parameters were highly variable among plots.

It cannot be used for irrigation on almost all soil types.

The results indicated that almost all soil parameters, such as sorption complex characteristics, organic matter quality and dehydrogenase activity, were improved after humic acids application in both soils.

Precipitation is the source for almost all soil moisture available for plant extraction by crops that are grown in rainfed cropping systems.

The groundwater of zone I falling in a division of C3S1 (high salinity and low sodium hazard) is useful for irrigation on almost all soil types, while that of zone II observed from a division of C3S2 (high salinity and medium sodium hazard) is safe on coarse textured or organic soils only (Fig. 6, Table 9).