Sentence examples for benefits soil from inspiring English sources

Among the benefits: soil erosion fell sufficiently to cut sediment in the Yellow River by 38% over the period 2000 through 2007, and carbon sequestration rose by an estimated 1.3 billion tons between 1998 and 2010, says Jianguo Liu, the Rachel Carson Chair in Sustainability and University Distinguished Professor of fisheries and wildlife at Michigan State University.

The reseeding method benefited soil carbon and nitrogen more than abandonment after 10 years.

The GGP induced improvement in vegetation conditions may benefit soil erosion alleviation and carbon sequestration in the Loess Plateau.

It was found that the implemented projects on the Chinese Loess Plateau were successful with regard to benefiting soil nitrogen.

The lack of water penetration in deep soil does not benefit soil water conservation, especially in desert regions with high evaporation.

The adoption of NT in southeastern Buenos Aires could benefit soil conservation without affecting grain production in soils under initial high fertility conditions.

This study demonstrated that tillage can benefit soil hydraulic properties in the short term but these effects may not persist over time.

Thus, the adoption of MT in the semiarid conditions could benefit soil and moisture conservations and reduce costs for resource poor farmers in Ethiopia without significantly affecting yield.

High SWR not only causes problems in agriculture for prolonged irrigation and waste of water, but also might benefit soil by enhancing aggregate stability in post-fire, arid and seasonally dry ecosystems.

Application of organic manure can reduce use of inorganic fertilizers and benefit soil quality by alleviating soil acidification, accumulating soil organic matter (OM), improving soil microbial community structure and reinforcing the self-regulating status of soil systems (Hammesfahr et al. 2011; Insam et al. 2015).

This study highlights the importance of production conditions for designing biochars for use as amendments to sequester soil C and N, by promoting the formation of stable soil organic matter and by increasing retention of soil inorganic N. From a soil amendment perspective, this study suggests that activation of biochar did not benefit soil C and N transformations.