Sentence examples for contribution of roots from inspiring English sources

Finally, an interpretation of the mechanical contribution of roots to the soil strength under conditions mimicking the effect of an intense storm on the hill slopes is also provided.

The contribution of roots growing on upslope side on high slope to the anchorage of root system reached 50%, whereas those on moderate and low slopes were about 44%and37%7%, respectively.

Thus, analyzing dynamics of root growth under severe drought conditions is important to specify the contribution of roots to drought adaptation [ 17].

The N remobilization in Oase was lower than Aviso (−12 mg N) due to a lower contribution of roots and flowers.

Collars were not inserted deeper than 1 cm to facilitate root growth into the soil directly under the collar to minimize bias caused by lowering the contribution of roots to total SSCE and minimize any impacts caused by clipping.

Since the cold season CO2 emission is mainly caused by the microbial activity (with some possible contribution of roots), our results can be used to develop the mathematical model of future winter CO2 emission under a warmer climate.

Over the years, many studies have been conducted to quantify the contribution of root reinforcement to soil shear strength.

Considering the results of the experiment, the contribution of root and rhizosphere respiration (Rr) to total soil respiration was determined.

For the purpose to investigate the relative contribution of root physical enlacing (root net-link and root-soil bond functions) and root biochemistrical exudates to soil erosion resistance.

Determining the precise contribution of root traits to final grain yield under these scenarios and breeding cultivars harboring root systems adapted to stress profiles prevalent in representative target soil environments are therefore a priority in the plant breeding research agenda.

The results showed that: (1) there was no correlation between the 137Cs concentration in needles and soil, and (2) the difference in the spatial distribution pattern of 137Cs concentration between needles and soil suggest that the contribution of root uptake to 137Cs in new needles of this species may be minor in the 5 years after the radionuclides were released into the atmosphere.