Sentence examples for of inherent soil from inspiring English sources

Correction measures based on topographic conditions were finally applied to arrive at the final evaluation scores of inherent soil productivity.

Each soil has a nearly unique denitrifier community, because of inherent soil properties and specific environmental conditions at the site.

In addition to the algorithms, the approach was applied to a site with two sources of undrained shear strength from laboratory triaxial tests and in-situ plate bearing tests, and suggested a series of characteristic values for undrained shear strength for the site, corresponding to a given depth of interest, and to a given level of inherent soil variability in the horizontal direction.

SOC and N decreased in the order of forest > grassland > fallow > croplands > pasture due to inherent soil properties, anthropogenic activities, land cover/land use and topographic factors.

Results of the inherent soil productivity evaluation are shown in the grassland productivity map of the European Union (Figure 4). Figure 4 Soil biomass productivity of grasslands and pastures of the European Union.

The seismic and electrical resistivity test results showed that both the shear wave velocity ratios, Vs(HH /Vs(HV) or Vs(HV /Vs VH), and the horizontal to vertical electrical resistivity ratio, SH/SV, may provide a good indicator of the inherent soil anisotropy at these sites.

Under the present trend of exploitative agriculture, inherent soil fertility can no longer be maintained on a sustainable basis.

This small-scale heterogeneity with relatively many small patches reflected inherent soil factors of the floodplain, which had a strong influence on soil properties as the extensive land use in the river oasis Bulgan Sum Center did not lead to a homogenization of the fluvial depositions.

However, the performance of crops and therefore the interpretation of experiments is affected by the inherent soil variability.

Such organic inputs are useful inputs for the potential restoration of soil organic matter and increase inherent soil nutrient supply capacity (Fernandez-Luqueno et al. 2009; Nurhidayati et al. 2018) since manures are often scarce like in Ethiopia (Lupwayi et al. 2000).

Biochar can remediate degraded soils and maintain or improve soil health, but specific and predictable effects on soil properties and crop productivity are unknown because of complex interactions associated with climate patterns, inherent soil characteristics, site-specific crop and soil management practices, and the source, production characteristics, and amount of biochar applied.