Sentence examples for implications on soil from inspiring English sources

Different land use management practices e.g. native forest vegetation, pastures and the agricultural management practices (e.g. tillage, cropping system, crop residue mulching and fertilizer and manure application) influence the soil organic carbon pools, which has short term and long term implications on soil carbon dynamics.

It can also provide insights into the major contributors of land use transitions and a baseline study for examining their implications on soil erosion potential, soil characteristics and suitability status of the land for sustainable rainfed agriculture in the highlands of Ethiopia.

Thus, assessing land use induced changes on soil properties and subsequent implication on soil fertility status is essential for understanding the influence of agro-ecosystem transformation on soil productivity and to indicate appropriate and sustainable soil and land management options.

This paper describes research conducted to evaluate implications of soil mixing on remediation of non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) source zones.

This has important implications on which soil compartments should be investigated in future studies of microbial communities.

If the trends of LU/LC changes continued, it will have implications on increasing soil loss and impacting the hydrology of the studied watershed in particular and the Blue Nile basin in general.

And it was Karl Marx, drawing on von Liebig, who articulated the wider social implications of soil fertility.

As a geomorphologist, her research is driven by an overarching interest in abiotic vs. biotic, lithologic, and climatic controls on bedrock to soil conversion and implications for soil development and landscape evolution.

This bioturbation has pronounced implications for soil and landscape processes, particularly in modifying soil fabric and texture and in impacting on soil hydrology and erosion.

Such community changes can have implications for soil functioning.

The structure of agriculture: implications for soil and water conservation.