Sentence examples for parent soil from inspiring English sources

Both parent soil and TSS PSD in runoff are quantified by fitting each to a lognormal distribution.

The postglacial fault had no effect on the geochemistry of glacially dispersed parent soil, and there was no correlation between the gold concentrations in soil and twigs.

This study aimed to determine the influence of the parent soil properties on the shape and soil physical and chemical properties of termite mounds.

The unsoaked and soaked California bearing ratio (CBR) values are of these mixes are observed to increase by 1.16 to 2.06 times and 1.22 to 3.72 times respectively with respect to the parent soil.

Hence this study focused on the abundance and properties of mounds built by Odontotermes obesus in relation to rainfall and parent soil properties in southern Indian forests, in the Western Ghats area.

To link observed surface water concentrations at Imnavait Creek to parent soil material we analyzed the elemental composition of a soil core from the watershed and tracked the soil temperatures as a function of time and depth.

These results indicate that dredged CW sediments differ greatly in their P retention characteristics from their parent soils.

As a result of low organic carbon content in the parent soils, the Yellow River sediments were characterized by low POC content (POC%).

Previously well-aerated upland soils are periodically reduced, which accelerates leaching and loss of iron oxides from surface horizons, and probably clay decrease by lateral movement and ferrolysis processes superimposed on the difference of parent soils.

As set heterogeneity is crucial for an optimal calibration, we tested these approaches to a sample set of 60 agricultural samples covering a broad range of different parent materials, soil textures, organic matter contents and soil pH values.

However, the elevation and climate effect is statistically significant only for precipitation due to the large variation of other factors with relevance for SOC stocks (e.g. parent material, soil type) in a given elevation/climate stratum.