Sentence examples for change the soil from inspiring English sources
Their lack of vigour makes me wonder if I didn't change the soil thoroughly enough in the greenhouse last autumn.
Sometimes you just feel helpless because you can't change the air or you can't change the soil, you can't change the way farmers do the farming.
Ants significantly change the soil environment within the nest.
"It's easy to change a lot of things about how you run a vineyard, but you can't do much to change the soil," he says.
Trees growing close to buildings in urban landscapes may change the soil moisture around foundations, producing shrinkage and swelling.
The resulting acidity can change the soil chemical balance, nutrient availability, microbial communities, and at a broader scale, ecosystem functioning.
There are trees wrapped around one side of it and a seriously overgrown hedge, up to 18m tall and counting, whose fallen leaves have gradually changed the soil beneath to acid leaf-mould.
Excess sodium gets adsorbed on soil particles, thus changes the soil properties and also reduces permeability (Ayers and Bronson 1975).
The interaction between the ash and soil microaggregates changed the soil hydrology dynamics, reducing soil moisture by 28% and surface runoff by 78%.
Indian workers have found that 20 years after establishment Prosopis juliflora changed the soil pH from 10.4 to 8.0.
However, multiple abiotic stresses specifically salinity changes the soil texture and creates unfavourable conditions for rice production by severe inhibition of plant growth and development (Miller and Donahue 1995).
