Sentence examples for comparable soil from inspiring English sources

(2) Survival and colonization of inoculated PGPMs is higher in the "rhizosphere hotspot" than in comparable soil zones with respect to plant position supplied homogeneously with NO3 − fertilizer.

Multivariate analysis (MVA) was used to evaluate the spatial distribution of ions and the temporal changes at comparable soil depths in relation to environmental and management factors.

(3) Survival and colonization of inoculated PGPMs is higher in the "rhizosphere hotspot" than in the comparable soil volume with respect to plant position that is supplied homogeneously with NO3 − fertilizer.

Transhumant pastoralism in the Chinese as well as in the Mongolian Altay-Dzungarian region is characterized by resembling a consistent sequence of seasonal pastures and comparable soil properties (Jordan et al. 2015).

The combination of cover crops and organic or industrial wastes provide comparable soil mineral N supply and available P with fertilized treatments while improving soil physical and biological properties and overall soil quality in this vineyard production system.

High and variable salt accumulation (>10 dS m−1) was found in compacted clayey Entisols in municipal parks, yet salt accumulation in golf course fairways with comparable soil texture was minimal.

A comparison between two datasets (from 1990 to 2002) on shallow groundwater and modelled concentrations provided a useful verification on the level of statistics of "homogeneous areas" (areas with comparable land use, soil type and geohydrological situation) instead of comparison at individual locations.

However, this project will continue to be more attractive than afforestation, reforestation and forest management projects and comparable to soil and livestock management projects [72, 74].

Plicosepalus acaciae increases its halo-succulence according to the host, which is in this respect comparable with soil substrates.

For the chronosequential approach of this study, sites different in self-restoration time but comparable in soil texture, climate, and land-use history were selected.

At a distance cutoff of 3%%, as shown in Table  1, 2,455 OTUs were obtained from 18,808 sequences, indicating that activated sludge is a highly species-rich ecosystem, which is more complicated than seawater (Qian et al. 2010) and comparable to soil (Roesch et al. 2007).