Sentence examples for high soil temperature from inspiring English sources

High soil temperature is a critical factor limiting growth of cool-season grasses.

A higher soil-surface CO2 efflux was observed under high soil temperature and a certain soil moisture range (0.21 0.23 cm− cm− 3).

All the abovementioned factors (e.g., high moisture, high soil temperature in early summer, and moderate or high NO3 − content of the soil) are known to trigger specifically the denitrification rate in soils.

An analysis of the soil profile revealed higher CO2 production rates detected in the 0 10 cm layer under high soil temperature and moisture conditions, but higher rates were observed under high soil temperature and low soil moisture conditions in the 10 20 cm layer.

From 4 DAS onwards there was a combination of high soil temperature (>38°C), high soil impedance to shoot growth (>1.6 MPa) and low matric potential (<−500 kPa), which is likely to have reduced emergence.

This study was designed to examine changes in water, nutritional, and hormonal status in response to high soil temperature for creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stoloniferavar. palustris) and to compare the sensitivity of those parameters to high soil temperatures.

Abiotic stresses, such as high soil temperatures and salinity, compromise the genetic stability of R. etli and therefore its symbiotic interaction with P. vulgaris.

Altogether, these bacterial defense mechanisms are crucial to survival in the soil and to symbiosis establishment in the tropics, where rhizobia are commonly exposed to high soil temperatures, acid pH and saline conditions [ 3, 8].

The dark color mulch (black, brown) caused higher soil temperature, which consequently enabled earlier plant development and higher yields.

The pattern can be explained by higher soil temperature near paved surfaces, which promotes soil mineralization and results in higher nutrient content (Curtin et al. [2011]).

However, the results indicated that soil bulk density was 2.3 4.8% higher, soil temperature was 0.2 0.6°C lower, and spring wheat emergence was 3.2 4.7% less.