Sentence examples for high leaching potential from inspiring English sources
The risk of surface run-off, leaching and erosion processes transporting herbicide residues to waterways, is potentially higher in steepland forests containing soils with high leaching potential.
The Kf and Koc values obtained from sorption experiments in soil have demonstrated a high leaching potential for both herbicides, mainly for metribuzin.
Leaching did not appear to be an important process for off-site transfer of herbicides into waterways from forest environments, even in Pumice and Recent soils which have a high leaching potential.
Of the three insecticides studied for leaching, DNT has exhibited high leaching potential and exited the column with fewer pore volumes, whereas IMD was retained for longer, indicating lower leachability.
Atrazine also has a high leaching potential, as it is moderately hydrophilic with high aqueous solubility (Graymore et al. 2001), and it must be applied to crops multiple times early in the growing season.
Sandy soils have a high leaching potential.
Normal recycled concrete, normal recycled concrete blocks with coir fiber, and alkali-treated recycled concrete blocks with coir fiber have been produced using contaminated C&D waste, in which Cd shows the highest leaching potentials.
We selected four additional pesticides (chlorpyrifos, trichlorfon, propargite, dicofol) that were not named on the CADPR Groundwater Protection List but were identified by other states as being a concern to groundwater because of their high runoff or leaching potential, which was also based on their solubility, adsorption, or half-life (Cook et al. 2008).
The picloram has greater leaching potential in higher pH soils, in the absence of B. brizantha.
However, the leaching potential of ethofumesate appears to be the highest of these three herbicides on sandy silt loam under boreal climate conditions.
Specifically, the trial was implemented on a Recent Soil, identified as one of the most vulnerable soil orders with respect to leaching potential due to low soil organic carbon and relatively high pH (Watt et al., 2010).
