Sentence examples for former soil from inspiring English sources
The deposits cover former soil with still preserved bent grass.
(C) Example of a 2-cm thick tsunami deposit layer composed of poorly sorted medium sand conformably covering the former soil.
Here we present a case study related to the heat impact of the Xitle lava flow on the former soil cover.
Our objective is to combine data collected during former soil erosion studies with recent findings on (i) soil property and (ii) estimated "optimal" SOC data to predict the SOC storage related to tillage and crop rotation, among others.
On the other hand, the HiRT measurement of these processes with large area coverage enables the detection of spatio-temporally variable micro-topographic changes, not seen before, e.g. plant and soil type influenced circular patterns and rill attenuation as well as re-appearance of former soil tillage tracks due to varying soil bulk densities.
The former soil carbon and organic matter levels can be regained through some simple soil-management principles (see my previous blog here).
The succeeding paleoclimatic sequence (7.3 7.2 Ma) includes the earliest known mollic paleosols with deep (>50 cm) calcareous nodules, interpreted as former soils of tall grassland.
These compounds have also been detected in other soils from former gasworks sites [ Brooks et al., 1998; Eriksson et al., 2000; Saponaro et al., 2002].
To test the occurrence of young living roots and to exclude the residual character from former land use Glomalin-related soil protein (GRSP) concentration was measured.
nd - not determined (1) Depths descriptions in parentheses indicate partly thicker horizons To test the occurrence of young living roots and to exclude the residual character from former land use Glomalin-related soil protein (GRSP) concentration was measured.
Russian assent to an American presence in the region -- the first American military operations on former Soviet soil, aside from training maneuvers -- is considered crucial to any mission in Afghanistan.
