Sentence examples for carried soil from inspiring English sources

The overland flow of water carried soil and litter from the intershrub areas to the shrub patches and resulted in microtopographic modifications that tended to strengthen these source-sink relations.

The high turbidity values may be due to erosion and run-off from cocoa farms which carried soil particles and deposited them in the wells as most of them were not protected.

Photograph: Salvatore Allegra/AP 2.21pm GMT Belgian Frigate Louise Marie arrives in London carrying soil from cemeteries of WWI battlefields in Flanders.

The Woodland Trust is calling for a wider debate about the huge quantities of plants that are traded around the world, all carrying soil and unknown diseases.

Xylem sap carries soil nutrients (e.g., dissolved minerals) from the root system to the leaves; the water is then lost through transpiration.

Finally, in more arid regions where there is no threat from ice or insects, high winds can carry soil particles eroded from the ground (abrasive particles).

There have been a few issues - for example, a hopper that carries soil at Paddington collapsed - but Crossrail workers now think they are making good progress.

Instead of infiltration and percolation, most of the surface runoff enters the channel directly during heavy rain, carrying soil from denuded farmland with it (Liu et al. 2005).

The Chang'e 4 is carrying soil containing potato and cotton seeds, as well as yeast and fruit fly eggs.

However women are traditionally not involved in building soil and water conservation structures except in the construction of onion gardens when they carry soil.

You may want to install mesh screens over the pot's drainage holes to prevent soil erosion, which occurs when water carries soil out of the pot via the drainage holes.