Sentence examples for example of soil from inspiring English sources

Social insects are an obvious example of soil macrofauna whose role in soil food webs remains poorly understood.

For example, native species may culture pathogens that can also infect the invader, an example of soil-mediated biotic resistance (Maron and Vilà 2001; Levine et al. 2004; Nijjer et al. 2007; Halbritter et al. 2012; Flory and Clay 2013).

Tensiometer and electrical resistance sensors are some examples of soil sensors that can be used to gather water potential measurements.

Examples of soil slope with spatially variable properties were presented to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed modification to reliability estimation of engineering problems.

Textbook examples of soil derived microbes inhabiting plants include vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizae [ 11] and nodule-forming, nitrogen-fixing rhizobia [ 12].

An example of polygenetic soils are soils that form on sedimentary rocks or unconsolidated water- or wind-deposited materials.

As an example, measures of soil organic matter are the basis for most sustainability and soil quality assessments, being seen as an integrative indicator for soil properties, such as moisture-holding capacity, physical structure, and nutrient supply capacity.

Table 1 Example of a soil analysis report.

This study provides evidence for formation of lamellae in < 10 years, and provides an example of accelerated soil formation due to anthropogenic factors.

Take-all is a classic example of a soil-borne pathogen that builds up during consecutive susceptible cereal cropping, greatly reducing the yield and quality of grain obtained.

Farmland is a more ancient example: the fertility of soil can be increased by prudent cultivation.