Sentence examples for capabilities soil from inspiring English sources

To identify these capabilities, soil scientists have developed tools for mapping soil types in the landscape so that their potential uses can be maximised.

We assessed soil quality in global rice production areas with the Fertility Capability Soil Classification (FCC) system adjusted to match the harmonized world soil database, established by the Food and Agriculture Organization and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.

Soil functions are general or specific capabilities of soil to support various agricultural, environmental, landscape, and urban applications.

The current study aims to evaluate the capabilities of soil water balance modeling to estimate ET for very different conditions of rainfed grapevine water status, within a vineyard landscape that depicts heterogeneities in canopy, soil and water table conditions.

Genetically modified (GM) traits relevant for agro-ecosystems include traits such as pest resistance and herbicide tolerance in crop plants, increased growth rate in fish and livestock, and enhanced nitrogen-fixation capabilities of soil microbes.

Significant associations were observed between infiltration and drainage capabilities of soil at farm location and probability of Salmonella detection in the litter.

The capability of soil spectral information to predict several important soil properties has already been demonstrated under laboratory conditions.

The recovery capability of soil gradually reduces along the axial of the tube away from the inlet with the soil temperature increasing.

This study assessed the capability of soil and water assessment tool (SWAT) to identify areas contributing to flow in the Gully Creek Watershed in Ontario.

For a total of 987 bench terrace plots in the Xiangxi catchment we collected data on their state of maintenance and terrace design to account for terrace stability and thus capability of soil conservation.

Several studies describe the capability of soil fungi to degrade diuron with accumulation of these N-demethylated metabolites [ 7– 9].