Sentence examples for immediate soil from inspiring English sources

An alternative method to select soil moisture measurement points was developed to adequately represent immediate soil moisture response patterns to sequential rainfall events.

It is generally accepted that the morphology and distribution of roots are greatly affected by the immediate soil environment as well as by above-ground influences.

Whether S. enterica can benefit from the presence of growing roots, since roots are known to release nutrients into the immediate soil available to bacteria [22], remains to be studied further.

High rates over 10 t/ha have normally been for immediate soil reclamation to allow roots to establish a proper rooting depth.

Remove the immediate soil or medium, usually tree bark or other loose decaying plant material and also placing it into the plastic bag.

A slightly more costly harvesting, as compared to clear-felling, is compensated for by savings in stand establishment costs, immediate stocking, soil protection, aesthetic values and benefits to fauna and flora, amongst other things (Ruel et al., 2000).

WATER QUALITY -- might be of more immediate concern than soil composition, though.

Mapping and immediate forecasting of soil water content and its movement can be challenging.

Similar to larger piles, we found that burning small piles had significant immediate effects on soil nutrients and physical and chemical properties and native plant cover.

The objectives were to determine if Endless Summer could be forced as a florist's hydrangea using two forcing regimes (immediate, standard), two soil pH regimes, and two pinching treatments.

This work provides physically-based metrics of runoff redistribution from the plant patch areas toward the immediate surrounding bare soil areas, including the effect of plant roots and depression storage as influenced by various shapes of the plant patch slopes.