Sentence examples for fate of soil from inspiring English sources

The stabilization of SOM by Al humus complexes and non-crystalline minerals is a key issue to explain the soil-C variability and the biogeochemical processes that determine the fate of soil C following land-use/cover change (LUCC) in volcanic landscapes.

Previous models of shifting cultivation or crop-fallow rotations have described the fate of soil fertility and crop productivity for an average plot, as a function of intensity of land use, without explicit consideration of the scaling rules between plot and landscape.

The fate of eroded soil particles impacts soil loss, river engineering and aquatic ecosystems.

Besides influencing the fate of allelochemicals, soil sterilization influenced soil properties [35].

In order to better apprehend their growing importance in our current environment, our knowledge of the evolution and fate of these soils must be improved.

Such results provide new knowledge of the fate of As during soil formation.

These results are useful in predicting the chemical reactions and fate of arsenic in soil.

However, there is little information available about the fate of BPA in soil.

Recent column studies suggest that pesticide fate models could be used to estimate the fate of estrogens in soil.

An understanding of dissipation rate of herbicide is fundamental for predicting the fate of herbicide in soil.

The information derived from this study offers insight on the long term fate of lignite in soil, especially relevant if lignite is aimed at being used as amendment.