Sentence examples for mitigate soil from inspiring English sources

The data are associated with the research article entitled "Cover crops to mitigate soil degradation and enhance soil functionality in irrigated land" (García-González et al., 2018) [1].

These findings suggest that woody margins are the unique element of the current landscape with a potential to mitigate soil carbon loss from agroecosystems, albeit spatially limited.

The results, of the present research, provide data useful to support land use planning and soil management, to mitigate soil nitrate leaching.

With reference to funding opportunities offered by the European Union in the recent decades, this study provides some practical guidance on the impact of cropland reconversion on HEFs and on measures to mitigate soil erosion in this Mediterranean area.

The results indicated that AGL was an optimal choice to mitigate soil carbon and nitrogen loss and to increase C and N sequestration in the Loess hilly gully region.

The biomass crop suggested was Arundo donax (Giant Reed); it was chosen because of its high biomass productive efficiency, its ability to significantly mitigate soil erosion risk (it is a multi-year crop), and for its capacity to yield an income comparable to wheat.

Although the VOC profiles and bacterial decomposers might vary from soils and conditions, these results increase our understanding of residue decomposition of autotoxins and may contribute to mitigate soil-borne disease via crop residue management in field practice.

Thus, the alteration in land cover is essential to an understanding of productivity of soil undergoing erosion, as sustainable planning can mitigate soil-degradation processes in the overall agroforestry landscape.

The combination of conservation tillage with soil erosion control structures further mitigated soil loss and was more effective in areas with high water erosion potential than in the flat areas.

This method was tested to design coffee-based agroforestry systems mitigating soil erosion in central Costa Rica, a case study with a high-value crop in a complex relationship to its biophysical environment.

Therefore the role of political institutions should be to accompany such processes in order to facilitate networking by creating agricultural policies that promote local bioenergy production and sustainable management of public goods with a view to reducing pollution emissions (Kotchen and Moore, [2007]) and mitigating soil erosion risk.