The phrase "associated soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, agriculture, or geology to refer to soil that is linked or connected to a particular factor or condition.
Example: "The study focused on the associated soil types found in the wetlands, which play a crucial role in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "related soil" or "connected soil".
Field experiments also suggest that warming and associated soil drying could reduce primary production in many temperate grasslands [80, 81].
This affects associated soil physical properties such as BD, infiltration, and porosity (Siri-Prieto et al. 2007).
Where transitions have occurred, there appears to have been dramatic losses in forest floor thickness (O-horizons) and associated soil organic carbon stocks into atmospheric carbon pools.
We interpret these relationships as a hint that the flooding regime and associated soil anoxia acted as an environmental filter selecting for more flood-tolerant tree species with higher wood density close to the river.
Increase in BD reduces soil quality in such a way that it affects associated soil parameters such as soil infiltration, porosity and moisture content thereby reducing crop productivity at large (Bell et al. 2011).
The highest fungal count of 3.40 × 104 and 7.40 × 107 SFU g−1 were obtained for wild P. ostreatus and associated soil at Usi-Ekiti, which possesses the highest organic content (5.90%).
VDPR, SR and SiR values of rhizosphere soil were greater in E+ plants associated soils.
It is estimated that forests (including associated soils, peat deposits and lake sediments) hold 62 78 % of the world's terrestrial biospheric carbon (IPCC 2001).
To this end, a sediment-soil sequence in which different sandy landscapes and associated soils are preserved was studied with respect to its geomorphological and pedohydrological characteristics.
Plant-based methods can be used to remove metals, pesticides, solvents, explosives, crude oil, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and radionuclides in landfills (and associated soils and tailings).
Relict beach ridges of aeolian origin and associated soils are often used for inferring relative sea level and climate with contrasting results.
