Sentence examples for intense soil from inspiring English sources
Infact, inside the Solfatara crater there are several fumaroles and intense soil degassing.
Intense soil erosion also contributes to have farmlands with poor soil fertility level, which further exacerbates the vulnerability levels of households in terms of farmland.
Location of farmlands in a very flood-prone terrain with the resultant accelerated intense soil erosion in the upper parts and poor soil fertility level has created significant vulnerability levels of households.
Both sub-watersheds, Batatal and Caboclo have undergone historical exploitation cycles, resulting in high deforestation, forest fragmentation and degradation, as well as intense soil erosion (Nehren et al. [2013]).
Repeated downslope tillage gave rise to most intense soil degradation by tillage erosion, with an eroded area of 62% of the DTM, and an average erosion rate of 27.8 Mg ha−1 per tillage operation.
The extremely low DOC/POC ratio represents the lowest level among major world rivers, which is consistent with its intense soil erosion and highlights the effect of soil erosion on organic carbon export.
Since earthen mound sediments are homogeneous, resemble natural soils and show evidences of intense bioturbation, soil micromorphology was used to confirm, refute and further investigate issues raised during field work, related with the prime material used for mound construction, detection of major episodes of mound building, identification of activity areas and taphonomic processes.
All soils under native Indian cultivation display signs of physical and chemical degradation due to shortened fallow under intense land use pressure in the Raposa Serra do Sol Reserve.
Limed soils incubated in vitro showed more intense changes in soil parameters than those limed on-site.
Also, tropical downpours, often short in duration but very intense, compact the soil; this causes drainage problems and leaches the soil of nutrients.
There is also concern about the suitability of China's intensive agriculture model, which has achieved increased food production but only at the cost of the heavy depletion of water and soil, intense fertiliser use – which causes high pollution – and heavy energy consumption.
