Sentence examples for into soils from inspiring English sources

Some research has shown that seed toxins can leach into soils.

In turn, the regrowth sucked more CO2 back into soils and plants.

"Sooner is always better when you have something that can be driven down into soils," he said.

Forming great, unbroken mats across the tundra, lichens can pioneer life on barren rock, even breaking it down into soils in which less hardy organisms can grow.

These soils strongly resemble their geologic parent materials, as there has been insufficient time to alter these materials into soils with strongly developed horizons.

Snow geese often denude areas of cotton grass, leaving behind mostly mosses, which increases the flux of solar energy into soils.

It gouged more than 900 unlined waste pits out of the jungle floor — pits which to this day leach toxic waste into soils and groundwater.

Dr Amonette's estimate is that 50 tonnes per hectare a figure larger than that used in most of the experiments conducted so far could go into soils without harming productivity.

Other geo-engineering options that have been proposed include fertilizing the oceans so that more algae can grow, sucking up CO2 as they do, or a terrestrial equivalent – burying charred biomass known as biochar into soils, where it could provide a kind of deep fertilizer that would turn soils into carbon-suckers over many centuries.

Infiltration into soils is strongly correlated with macroporosity.

A direct release of ENM into soils is only expected during transport accidents.