Sentence examples for excessive leaching from inspiring English sources

The excess moisture stress affects root development, causes diseases, excessive leaching of nutrients and stunting in growth.

The forest soils of the south tend to lose their fertility because of excessive leaching and turn into laterites, which contain iron oxide.

Average total N at the lower depth increased by 35.2 kg ha−1 yr−1 (203%) when N application rate was increased from MN to HN, suggesting that higher N levels are to be avoided to reduce excessive leaching to lower depths.

Also, excessive utilization of this chemical fertilizer with no organic amendments can pollute the surrounding environment due to the excessive leaching of nutrients (Lim et al. 2015b).

During the initiation of culture the rhizomatous stem explants of A. vera exhibited excessive leaching of phenolic substances, a cause of browning of the culture medium when cultured on only cytokinin containing medium.

However, the use of wastewater can also have negative effects, such as increased soil salinity, excessive leaching of nutrients and heavy metals, and human health risks from exposure to pathogens (Qadir and Oster2004).

High pH conditions are necessary to avoid excessive sulfate leaching.

Our findings suggest that shallow alluvial sandy aquifers underlying urban slum areas are an important sink of excessive nutrients leaching from on-site sanitation systems.

However, the excessive K leaching (thus low resulting soil K) from this material cannot be attributed to high K solubility alone.

On the other hand, thermo nBA has already been studied to determine its ability to entrap Ag/AgCl and KCl salts in SSREs [ 18]: its softness and looser physical properties caused excessive salt leaching from the bulk membrane to the solution when dispersed salts were used, so only when using microspheres to entrap hydrophilic salts the SSRE showed acceptable insensitivity and stability.

While wastewater irrigation builds exchangeable Na+ up, the excessive Na+ was leached out of the soil profile after a rainy summer season (>400 mm) (Pereira et al. 2011b).