Sentence examples for frequent soil from inspiring English sources
The wave and fluctuation of water level caused frequent soil slide and collapse (Xu et al. 2009).
The predicted map showed that Podzols and Luvisols were the most frequent soil groups, covering almost two-thirds of the area of Denmark.
Loss of soil quality is related to soil organic matter (SOM) depletion that is increased by continuous cropping without rotations, frequent soil tillage and large use of both inorganic chemical fertilizers and non-selective pesticides.
The presence of a growing number of long-term soil moisture networks around the world and the impressive progress of remote sensing in recent years has allowed the scientific community and, in the very next future, a diverse group of users to obtain precise and frequent soil water measurements.
The dominance of forbs and annuals in the degraded areas could be attributed to poor land management as a result of overgrazing (Solomon et al. 2007) and depleted soil fertility due to frequent soil erosion in the study area which has gullies of over 25 m deep and 30 m wide (Khalif 2015).
BTEX compounds such as benzene are frequent soil and groundwater contaminants that are easily biodegraded under oxic conditions by bacteria.
Fungi are generally considered the main microbial decomposers of plant material [18], [19], [48], though we hypothesize that their role in tropical forest soils is diminished because of frequent anaerobic soil conditions [16].
Ground areas from public parks in urban or suburban areas can be highly contaminated by T. canis eggs or Ancylostoma larvae, probably because almost all the ground is paved; thus pets frequent the soil zones as gardens and/or sandpits [ 30, 41, 42].
Petrocalcic horizons are frequent in soils of semiarid landscapes.
To design and assess cropping system adaptations to more frequent droughts, soil-crop models are useful and efficient.
Crop-residue burning and frequent paddy-soil flooding can lead to a substantial accumulation of black carbon (BC), thus contributing to long-term C sequestration.
