Sentence examples for lesser soil from inspiring English sources

The slow dispersive subsurface transport with varying oxygen dynamics enhanced nitrogen losses from soil2 due to lesser soil permeability.

Generally mine soil is characterized with high stone content, lesser soil forming materials, low water holding capacity, low soil organic matter and humus, lower plant available nitrogen and phosphorous (Maiti 2013).

NH4 concentrations were strongly underestimated in peat soils and to a lesser extent for sandy soils while NH4 concentrations were overestimated for clay soils.

Smectite and kaolin also occur to a lesser extent in soils of the region.

Over much of the surface of Ghana, the rocks are weathered, and great spreads of laterite (red, leached, iron-bearing soil) and lesser spreads of bauxite and manganese are found on the flat tops of hills and mountains.

To help integrate the 7.3m foreigners (including many of the second generation) already living in Germany, the chancellor has also changed Germany's age-old blood-based nationality laws, giving an automatic right to citizenship to anyone born on German soil.Some lesser reforms are also noteworthy.

Although the coarse loamy and fine-loamy soil covers lesser portion of the study area, but they are found to be highly contaminated having 44.9 and 36.7% NP fluoride content in groundwater.

We conclude that VNIRS has the potential to predict total, M3, DTPA and to a lesser extent water-soluble soil heavy metals, especially when developed using site-specific samples.

PCBs are also present in outdoor environments due to contributions from legacy, industrial sites (e.g., ref (12)), diffuse, contemporary urban sources, and, to a lesser amount, volatilization from soil and water bodies.

The differences in AMF community structure between EXO and NAT soils were revealed by the decreased AMF species richness in all studied sites from the EXO soils and a lesser root colonization of the NAT soils.

Coarse, well-drained soils supported an Argentine ant invasion of lower abundance and lesser spatial penetration than soils that should retain more moisture.