Sentence examples for may improve soil from inspiring English sources
The loosening and granulating actions of plowing may improve soil structure if the plowing is done when the moisture content is optimum; if not so timed, however, plowing can create unfavourable structure.
Applying organic amendments to polybag medium may improve soil physico-chemical properties and enhance root development.
Perennial warm-season grasses may improve soil properties by virtue of their fibrous and extensive root network.
Applying water-absorbing soil amendment may improve soil structure, arise water storage and decrease other water-related limitations (Huettermann et al. 2009).
Moreover, proper management of such organic materials may improve soil biodiversity, microaggregation, and reduction in CO2 emission from soil (Rastogi et al. 2002; Lal 2004; Russell et al. 2005).
This uncertainty arises because trees may reduce subsurface flow by transpiring water inaccessible to shallow-rooted grasses, but forestation of degraded grassland may also improve soil infiltration capacity, thereby increasing soil water recharge, a prerequisite for baseflow.
The leading candidates at the moment are geological traps of the sort that hold natural gas in place; old coal mines; and carbonised plant matter (so-called biochar), which cannot rot and may help improve soil quality.
Cover crops may slightly improve soil hydraulic properties but longer term studies are needed to evaluate its long term effects.
For example, using daily average climatic data led to greater prediction errors, while relatively simple meteorological models may significantly improve soil temperature predictions.
Latrine behavior exhibited by some lemurs may help improve soil quality and facilitate seed dispersal.
The findings of the study provided insight into the effect of channel flow on O2 transport and oxidation of the covered waste rock, which may help to improve soil cover design and construction to minimise the generation of preferential flow in the barrier layer.
