Sentence examples for linked to the soil from inspiring English sources

The amount of residual K in the soil is closely linked to the soil organic matter.

Separately, carbon density of VS5 is mostly linked to the soil, deadwood, and stand categories (accounting for 33.54, 32.16, and 14.66%, respectively) (Figure 2b).

We propose the development of population modeling in cultivated fields, as the available ecological models rarely include parameters linked to the soil management system.

Separately, carbon density of VS5 is mostly linked to the soil, deadwood, and stand categories (accounting for 33.54, 32.16, and 14.66%, respectively).

Terpene-rich litter of A. adenophora was linked to the higher soil microbial activity that results in the release of nitrogen from decomposing litter.

Groundwater recharge is a difficult parameter; its estimation contains several constraints linked to the topography, the soil, the density of vegetation cover, geological heterogeneity and reliability of hydro-climatic data (Sibanda et al. 2009).

The adsorption and precipitation of P in soil are directly linked to the texture and soil pH (Lee and Oa 2013) and especially the levels of Fe and Al (Pinto 2012).

"They might be tightly linked to the development of soil on land," said Dr. Baldauf, the Swedish biologist, who is analyzing the DNA of species discovered in the Eumycetozoan Project.

The process has been linked to the contamination of soil and water supplies amid leaks of potentially dangerous methane.

The most challenging aspects are linked to the gravity-induced soil water flow; because water is crucial in driving nutrient and oxygen transport in both liquid and gaseous phases, a gravitational acceleration lower than g = 9.806 m s−2 could lead to suffocation of microorganisms and roots, with concomitant emissions of toxic gases.

This is closely linked to the "seed and soil" hypothesis, first proposed by Stephen Paget [ 36].