The phrase "environmental soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing soil in relation to environmental factors, such as its quality, health, or role in ecosystems.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of pollution on environmental soil and its ability to support plant life."
Alternatives: "ecological soil" or "soil health".
They stressed that soil pollution reduces the quality of crops and recommended legislation to protect the soil and to control pollution, as well as improvement in China's environmental soil standards.
Subsequently, the assays were applied to environmental soil and water samples.
We applied the ND5 and cytb assays to environmental soil and water samples from nine duck farms.
PCR primers were designed targeting amplification of hao gene from diversified environmental soil DNA.
We then applied the qPCR assays to environmental soil and water samples from nine duck farms and soils fertilized with chicken manure.
These suggest that OsIRT1 is potentially involved in root Cd uptake but its contribution is largely affected by the environmental (soil) conditions.
In environmental soil-landscape modeling (ESLM), the selection of predictive variables is commonly contingent on the researchers' domain expertise on soil environment processes.
But such productivity has come at a price, much of it paid for in four kinds of environmental damage:Soil degradation.
In response to this call, the Genomics for Ecology, Toxicology and Sustainable Technology Innovation Center (Gnettic) wrote a grant application letter envisioning the establishment of a centre of excellence in ecological genomics, "a novel, integrative field of science, combining ecology, microbiology, environmental & soil sciences and molecular biology" (Brouwer [2008], 1).
Figure 3 Cd concentration in environmental matrices (soil, nettle leaves, snail body).
Figure 4 Pb concentration in environmental matrices (soil, nettle leaves, snail body).
