"cultivated soil" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to soil that has been prepared for gardening or farming. For example, "The farmer prepared the cultivated soil for planting."
A novel fungus producing extracellular α-galactosidase was isolated from soybean cultivated soil of Solapur, India.
Surface reflectances were retrieved using an implementation of the 6SV atmospheric correction code, and validated against field collected spectroradiometer measurements over desert, cultivated soil, and vegetated surface targets.
The 40 100 % sugar mill effluent concentration affected EC, OC, Na+, K+, Ca2+, Mg2+, TKN, Fe2+, PO43−, SO 4 2, Cr, Cu, and Zn in P. glaucum cultivated soil in both seasons.
The fungus grows alone or clustered together near woody debris, in lawns, gardens, and cultivated soil.
The species grows in sandy soil, near woody debris, in lawns, gardens, and cultivated soil.
It was shown that the sterilized weak-alkaline cultivated soil emitted 0.22 0.35 mg C-CO2 per 1 kg of soil during the freezing process.
Furthermore, cultivated soils generally have low organic matter content compared to native ecosystems, since cultivation increases aeration of soil, which enhances decomposition of soil organic matter (Kizilkaya and Dengiz 2010).
Only cultivated soils showed an increase in exchangeable As with road proximity, potentially due to reducing humic acid interactions while Cd bioavailability was mitigated by organic matter.
This field study aimed to investigate earthworm communities of different intensively cultivated soils during a 2-year period, with special emphasis on annual and perennial energy crops like rapeseed, maize, and Miscanthus.
Relative to soils that have never been cultivated, spatial heterogeneity is greatly reduced in many soil properties by plowing, fertilization, and other practices associated with agricultural crop production, but that successional forest growth on previously cultivated soils re-establishes heterogeneity of soil properties within a few decades.
These are the pioneers cultivating soil through natural means such as compost and crop rotation, keeping the land fertile for our future.
