Sentence examples for blackish soil from inspiring English sources

In addition, widespread dark gray to blackish soil and paleosol horizons are intercalated with the overbank sediments, but lack evidence for significant weathering.

There's something restful, too (albeit rather funereal), in the formal elegance of Karla Black's sculpture Brains Are Really Everything, a square plateau made from soil in layered shades of deep blackish brown and a rich cocoa.

Mr. Dozier grew up not far from the sandy second- and third-growth forest that thrives in the swampy areas between the Pee Dee River, which carries rich red soils from the Piedmont, and the blackish, acidic Little Pee Dee.

The fruit bodies of this saprobic fungus are small blackish cups, typically up to 2 cm broad, that grow in groups on soil, often amongst pine needles and short grass near coniferous trees.

The ground floor is a near blank wall of blackish panels, perhaps metal rectangles.

"And high manganese causes blackish stains".

This snake was considerably smaller than the others and blackish.

Like the fat, blackish kid in Beto Hernández's Palomar.

He was wearing a yellow shirt and blackish jeans.

It is also painted in dark blackish blue.

The Ash might be salty or sweet, blackish or white.