For the cationic TEs, the generally lower pH in arable soils in Sweden may be one explanation for the modest deficiency problems observed despite rather low soil concentrations.
Even though PAM has been reported to be non-toxic to the ecological system and modest transformation in soil has been reported by several authors there is still concern in connection with the risk to sludge-amended soils.
At the very beginning of the new film Outside the Law (French title, Hors la Loi), we see a humble peasant working the soil of a modest farm in rural Algeria.
The figure calculated was at the lower end of the range for modern plant roots, but may have had weak to modest effects on reducing soil erosion.
In the relatively drier areas of the Sahel, food crop production is marginal or not viable due to a modest size, annually variable soil moisture store with which to sustain plant growth, high rainfall variability (skewed to dryness), and frequent occurrence of severe prolonged multiyear droughts (Glantz 1992; Rosenzweig et al. 2001; Challinor et al. 2007).
In-line with these objectives and based on earlier studies, we hypothesized for both compounds that (1) the investigated grassland, due to generally well-aerated soils and modest fertilizer input, is characterized by low fluxes and (2) exchange patterns are predominantly driven by soil parameters.
Asked recently if the government would change the terms of the mandate for the Afghanistan mission, which expires in December, Mr zu Guttenberg answered vaguely enough to keep his options open.At Mr Westerwelle's behest, the new government proposes to negotiate the removal of remaining American nuclear weapons on German soil, a modest-sounding idea with big implications.
Stable C and O isotope profiles of the disseminated carbonate show that this material appears to have formed under conditions of low to modest plant cover and significant soil water evaporation, very similar to soils presently found at higher latitudes and altitudes in modern Argentina.
BILIN, West Bank — Emad Burnat was born to the land and, like generations of his family in this hilltop West Bank village, he has eked out a modest living from its rocky soil.
In the East they became town dwellers, though a few were agriculturalists proprietors of small estates, rarely themselves tillers of the soil, inhabiting the more modest towns.
