Sentence examples for nutrient rich soil from inspiring English sources

The species has a wide adaptability, less demanding of nutrient rich soil than other conifer.

The higher biomass of herbs in US as compared to DS may be due to the nutrient rich soil at this stand (Gautam and Mandal 2013).

Besides, the relative effects of biochar and earthworms were compared in three different soil treatments (a nutrient rich soil, a nutrient poor soil, a nutrient poor soil supplemented with fertilization).

This nutrient rich soil serves as fertilizer and explains how Tenochtitlan, supported by the robust agricultural output of Xochimilco's chinampas, grew to become one of the largest cities in the world in its day.

For example, plants preferentially place roots in nutrient rich soil patches, but the benefits of this behaviour only become apparent when plants compete for patches [ 23, 24].

Cluster roots (CRs) are specialised structures of dense lateral roots formed by several plant species for the effective mining of nutrient rich soil patches through a combination of increased surface area and exudation of carboxylates.

The second hypothesis is that closed forests require nutrient rich soils and are replaced by open vegetation on nutrient poor soils.

On the contrary accumulated respiration was highest from infertile soils and had significantly lower T½ compared to nutrient rich soils, most likely due to a higher maintenance respiration and lower substrate use efficiency of the decomposers.

The fact that trees were larger for all measured variables in the bottom section of the catena than in the middle or upper, support the findings of other studies where eluviation and illuviation resulted in nutrient rich soils at bottom of catena that support high plant growth.

Soil moisture and soil nitrogen were major determinants of plant communities: wet soils were favourable to tall herbs, while meadow and forest species preferred moist soils; a significantly lower diversity of the three species groups was reported in the nutrient richer soils (in mature plantations only for forest plants).

It has to do with growing the right seed in healthy, nutrient-rich soil.