Sentence examples for matter decomposition and from inspiring English sources
The pH and θv affected organic matter decomposition and thus TOC and TN distribution.
Changes include air space reduction, shrinkage of the substrate, organic matter decomposition, and physical breakdown of particles.
The changes in the C/N ratios reflect the organic matter decomposition and stabilization achieved during composting.
The biofilter and sedimentation area management has to be improved to avoid organic matter decomposition and release of dissolved elements.
They include species involved in N fixation, organic matter decomposition, and plant growth promotion (Zhang and Xu [2008]; Yarwood et al. [2009]).
This suggests that infiltrating water into the aquifer via soil tends to have higher dissolved CO2 produced by organic matter decomposition and root respiration (Eq. 3).
These multiple lines of evidence demonstrate that extractable N-rich biomolecules constitute a growing proportion of the organic C and N content within an organic matter decomposition gradient and that this trend continues into the underlying mineral soil.
Our results confirm that increased N additions significantly reduce soil organic matter decomposition rates and the lability of soil C for some tree species, and indicate that mechanisms other than organo-mineral associations could play an important role in the stabilization of C in these soils.
Fungi are versatile eukaryotes that occupy different ecological niches and are responsible for several important processes, such as organic matter decomposition, symbiotic association and pathogenicity in animals and plants.
We measured denitrification potential, organic matter decomposition, herbaceous biomass, and soil organic content as indicators of nutrient storage and removal services in 30 mitigation wetlands in Illinois, USA.
In the engineered soil formation, one of the important attributes of the engineered tailings–soil is the establishment of native microbial communities and associated biogeochemical functions, which are critical to organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycling and sustainable productivity of native plant species after their establishment.
