Sentence examples for amount of soil available from inspiring English sources
Because of the relatively small amount of soil available for these studies, samples taken from C-34, C-35, and C-37 were homogeneously mixed and subsequently treated with two different final concentrations of TCE to assess the effect of TCE concentration on population counts and activities.
The "26Y" field soil revealed the highest contents of soil available N, available K and B. Table 1 Soil characteristics from the four time-series coffee fields.
Soil fertility maps showed sufficient concentrations of soil available phosphorus and available potassium.
As the global population grows, the amount of arable soil available to each person is set to decline, with potentially negative consequences for global food production.
MPK treatment had the highest abundance of Proteobacteria, which were attributed to the greatest amount of soil nutrients available for copiotrophic bacterial growth (Fierer et al. 2012a).
The FTSW shows the total amount of soil water available to support plant-water uptake [ 1, 16].
As bare soil became colonised by grasses in the plots with a low tree density, runoff of rainfall was increasingly reduced, increasing the amount of soil water available to the establishing grasses [ 18].
The amount of available soil P followed the trend same as those of the soil organic carbon and nitrogen.
Among the treatments, the control recorded significantly lower amount of available soil nitrogen of 127 kg ha−1, whereas the other four treatments established more of less equal status of available soil nitrogen at panicle initiation stage.
Among the treatments, the application of 1.25 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost favoured for higher amount of available soil nitrogen of 171 kg ha−1, followed by 2.50, 3.75, 5.00 t ha−1 and by control at post-harvest stage.
The rhizines and rhizomorphs of lichens can stabilize soils more efficiently than cyanobacterial dominated BSC and contribute to a higher amount of soil carbon and nitrogen, soil moisture and plant-available nutrients (Belnap et al. 2006; Maestre et al. 2011).
