Sentence examples for most common soil from inspiring English sources

The most common soil types were young soils (Cambisols, Leptosols, Arenosols, and coarsely textured Fluvisols).

The two most common soil models which are generally used for soil structure interaction problems are winkler spring model and finite element models of an elastic continuum.

The most common soil conservation practice in New Zealand uses introduced species of Populus (poplar) and Salix (willow) often planted as single trees or wide-spaced groups of trees (e.g. van Kraayenoord and Hathaway [1986]; Douglas et al. [2009], [2010]).

The most common soil chemical problems in rice fields are very low inherent nutrient status (35.8 million ha), very low pH (27.1 million ha), and high P fixation (8.1 million ha); widespread soil physical problems especially severe in rainfed environments are very shallow soils and low water-holding capacity.

Cryosols and Leptosols (WRB) roughly corresponding to Gelisols and Entisols (SSS), respectively, are the most common soil classes, with an overall tendency of absent permafrost in the coastal areas, changing to sporadic permafrost at mid-slope, and discontinuous permafrost with greater altitude and substrate stability.

The most common soil series in the Nescopeck Creek watershed is the Hazleton-Dekalb-Buchanan series.

The most common soils are various clays and loams (mixtures of clay, sand, and silt).

In areas with 15 to 25 inches (380 to 635 mm) of annual precipitation, black earths, brown soils, and red-brown earths are the most common soils.

The most common soils found in Guinea are laterites formed of iron and hydrated aluminum oxides and other materials that often concretize into hard iron-rich conglomerates.

Ten plots with different degrees of maturity/degradation have been selected in three typical habitats in the Canary Islands: laurel forest, pine forest and xerophytic scrub with Andisols and Aridisols as the most common soils.

The three most common soil-transmitted worms affecting children are roundworms, whipworms and hookworms.