Sentence examples for digging in soil from inspiring English sources

But it also exposed children to the simple thrill of digging in soil.

Being barefoot in the dirt, or "earthing" helps ground the body and reverse the effects of living in a world of emf's, and digging in soil can actually have similar effects as an antidepressant, as a strain of bacterium in soil,Mycobacterium vaccae, triggers the release of serotonin, which in turn elevates mood and decreases anxiety.

In the zoonotic cycle of sporotrichosis, the feline claws may be the first acquisition site of Sporothrix propagules when digging in soil or sharpening on the bark of a tree.

Thanks to a National Science Foundation funded initiative called the iPlant Collaborative, for example, there's an emerging generation of data-analyzing "plant biologists" who have never gotten their hands dirty digging in soil or watering seeds.

Pigs naturally want to root around and dig in soil, and with no place to fulfil these urges, they can become depressed and destructive.

The researchers examined cast-resin duplicates of the tools using optical and electron microscopes and compared the direction and width of the scratches found on the tips to modern bones that were used experimentally to dig in soil for tubers or in the finer, stoneless soil of termite mounds.

"I would not dig in soil that has a lot of armadillo excrement".

It really amazed me that I could actually prune plants and dig in soil," the budding expert on soil composition told ABC. "It really touched me".

I recoiled from all pointy things – and from the red gush they dug in human soil.

"We've had analysis of the soil in labs and we've had people digging in the soil but neither has solved the mystery so far," Getzin says.

They also found black oily material oozing out of the ground either spontaneously or when digging in the soil around their property.