Sentence examples for coverage of soil from inspiring English sources
To support this engagement, these techniques need to use available soil survey maps and databases to provide extensive geographic coverage of soil natural capital estimates.
The results showed that although the soil map derived from the extrapolation process indicated appropriate spatial coverage of soil classes in the interest area, the resultant predictive map of calibrated-in process was slightly more accurate, i.e. higher κ, lower Brier scores.
Recent press coverage of soil carbon sequestration on farms creates the dangerous impression that we can easily store a significant fraction of CO2 from fossil fuel emissions through better soil management.
During the andesitic Shinmoedake eruption (Suzuki et al., 2013), smothering, lodging, adherence blocking photosynthesis and abrasion of crops by tephra; coverage of soil and changes to soil properties; and loading and coverage of greenhouses were the most significant impacts.
We adopt a remote sensing based approach for the spectral determination and quantification of TOC with a complete coverage of bare soil surfaces.
This again probably resulted in our underestimating the proportion of orchid seeds that would be ingested because directed foraging would result in a more thorough coverage of the soil surface and correspondingly higher ingestion of orchid seeds that had fallen there.
T represented 68% of E, close to the 75% of soil coverage by palms.
In the first 3 years, the understory biomass averaged 30 60 g m−2 in the F and C plots, and never exceeded 13 g m−2 in treatments with harrowing, which corresponded with the proportion of soil coverage by understory vegetation (4 12% in H and HF, and 38 62% in F and C plots).
It includes dates of soil coverage, soil cultivation, and seeding and harvest of summer catch crop (s-cc) and winter wheat for the calculation of erosion with BoBB.3 In cropping systems with ploughing, it is common to combine rotary harrow and seeding in one pass.
Development of heterotrophic food webs depends on establishing good coverage of vegetation and accumulation of soil organic matter and nitrogen (N).
This impediment leads to a continued degradation of soil, forest coverage, water quality, and biodiversity (UNEP 2002).
