Sentence examples for make soil more from inspiring English sources
The biochar could be placed in disused coal mines or tilled into the ground to make soil more fertile.
Climate change has the potential to increase erosion rates through hotter, drier conditions that make soils more susceptible to wind erosion, coupled with intense rainfall incidents that can wash soil away," he said.
Therefore extrapolating from one hillslope to the next is problematic because differences in management history make soils more unpredictable.
This suggests that long-term organic management could make soils more vulnerable to a reduction in the quality of the soil physical environment at a highly relevant scale for water and oxygen availability to plants.
Additionally, the decline in AMF species diversity could increase ecosystem instability and P losses, and result in accumulation of fungal pathogens (Whipps 2004; Verbruggen et al. 2012), while decreasing the exchange of nutrients between plants and AMF (Maček et al. 2011) and so making soil more easily affected by disturbances related to climate change (De Vries et al. 2012).
We conclude that organic manures may thus be appropriately included in the group of 'Ecosystem Engineers' that selectively modify the environment and make soil ecosystems more sustainable.
And if your soil is very alkaline, wood ashes might not be the best choice, as they make soil even more alkaline.
Adding compost, especially worm compost, can help by making soil ecosystems more robust.
Ca and Na in the form of oxides or hydroxides or carbonates in composts when applied to soil may counteract soil acidification, making soil nutrients more available to plants.
Can make soil uninhabitable for many plants.
