Sentence examples for attributes of soil from inspiring English sources
Ecosystem function, process and attributes of soil are described by its quality (Larson and Pierce 1994; Doran and Parkin 1994; Karlen et al. 1997).
It has been appreciated that mineral fertilizers can only supply plant nutrients to the soils but they cannot take care of other physical, chemical and biological attributes of soil health.
The objective of this study is to evaluate the relationships between physical and chemical attributes of soil within the abandoned fields and spectral reflectance patterns recorded by ASTER sensors onboard Terra Satellite.
The objective was to identify landscape areas with different patterns of variability using a statistic protocol with data of magnetic susceptibility (MS) and soil color that are covariate attributes of soil formation factors and processes.
Correlation analysis of different attributes representing the physical-chemical attributes of soil parameters, nut yield and nut filling characteristics also resulted in a significant association at alpha = 0.05 attribute pairs.
The present study demonstrates that the application of leaves of neem-mixed NPK, tea leaves mixed with NPK and karanj-mixed NPK in rainfed rice fields is the key in promoting physical attributes of soil quality as well as yield in agricultural systems in comparison with the exclusive application of inorganic fertiliser NPK.
Vinasse can be applied to improve the physico-chemical attributes of soils degraded by annual burns.
So, vinasse can be applied to improve the physico-chemical attributes of soils degraded by annual burns.
Therefore, vinasse can be applied to improve the physico-chemical attributes of soils degraded by annual burns.
This chapter presents the application of synchrotron-based microtomography (SR-μCT) as a three-dimensional (3D) analysis tool to investigate microscale structural attributes of soils and sediments.
The study broadly identified and classified the indicators and attributes of land degradation into soil and site stability, hydrologic function and biotic integrity.
