Sentence examples for leaching causes from inspiring English sources
Manure solutions resulting from surface runoff are composed of numerous chemical constituents whose leaching causes salinization of the soil profile.
Leaching causes an increase in chemically active surface area, and facilitates penetration of solvent molecules [ 14].
The calcium leaching causes the reduction of the physically chloride-bound ability and the chemically chloride-absorbed ability in HCP, and it results in high chloride diffusivity.
Successive water leaching caused by irrigation or fertigation reduced EC towards values compatible to strawberry cultivation.
Phosphorus content of mineral-poor sandy soils is steadily decreasing due to leaching caused by continuous and cumulative acidification and N deposition.
Commercially available urea fertilizer is the most widely used resource to meet a rice crop's nitrogen requirement, of which one third is lost through emission of greenhouse gasses and leaching, causing adverse environmental impacts [ 1- 3].
Downward leaching caused decalcification of the upper horizons and clay movement in the profile.
At left, images from an optical microscope show changes in apatite mineral in a feldspar section used in microfluidic leaching studies of potassium feldspar, before (top left) and after (bottom left) leaching caused by exposure to a strong acid solution.
Results indicated that long-term fresh water leaching caused degradation of the pastes in terms of mass loss, increase in porosity and decrease in Ca(OH 2 content and Ca/Si ratio of C S H gel, but showed no decomposition of hydration products.
Use of fast-growing short rotation crops (such as Eucalyptus nitens (Deane & Maiden) for wood chip or pulp production) could be considered in areas where there is a strong need to reduce N leaching caused by intensive agriculture.
Fast-growing short-rotation tree crops have a continuously high demand for soil N so maybe useful in areas where there is a strong need to reduce N leaching caused by intensive agriculture.
