Sentence examples for consequences on soil from inspiring English sources

This can lead to large functional consequences on soil structure and thus on air and water fluxes in the soil.

Brazil is the world's largest producer of sugarcane and has in recent years, experienced a shift from traditional cane preharvest burning (B) to mechanized green-trashing (GT), whose consequences on soil organic carbon and nutrients are still uncertain.

Situated in the north of Portugal, the Beça River basin is subject to recurrent wildfires, which produce serious consequences on soil erosion and nutrient exports, namely by deteriorating the water quality in the basin.

Gribovszki et al. (2017) quantify groundwater use by different tree covers and discuss its consequences on soil surface slat accumulation in the great Hungarian plain.

To investigate the consequences of soil seeps on soil geochemistry and biological activity, we sampled transects across six soil meltwater seep patches and measured soil water content, ion content, and potential CO2 flux to compare the seep habitat with the surrounding dry soil.

The consequences of soil swaps on the endophyte community profiles of these Z. mays genotypes were compared using multivariate statistics.

While there are many studies characterizing the consequences of soil moisture on leaf gas exchange, soil temperature has also been found to affect stomatal conductance and photosynthesis in perennials (Cai and Dang, 2002; Wan et al., 2004; Wu et al., 2012) and annuals (He and Lee, 2001; He et al., 2001; Zhang et al., 2008).

Generally, the consequences of soil material damping on the displacement demands are greater than those on the force demands.

(2) Understand the process and social drivers of rapid land use change, and its consequences on local land cover and soil status.

The areas are supplying feed to the growing livestock industry in Brazil, China, India and other parts of the world, leading to "serious consequences on biodiversity, climate, soil and water quality". Naylor and her research team are seeking better ways to track all costs of livestock production, especially the hidden ones related to ecosystem degradation and destruction.

More importantly, it has considerable damaging consequences on the environment, soil and microorganisms.