Sentence examples for penetrate soils from inspiring English sources

Studying the genetic diversity of root penetration ability could permit the identification and characterization of genes that allow roots to penetrate soils with high impedance.

Burrowing or boring invertebrates have evolved a number of different locomotor patterns to penetrate soil, wood, and stone, of which soil or mud is the easiest to penetrate.

Subsoil plows are similar in principle but are much larger, since they are used to penetrate soil to depths of 20 to 36 inches (50 to 90 centimetres).

Its roots may penetrate soil 30 feet but it generally grows where the depth of the water table does not exceed 25 feet (7.6 m), and normally where it is less than 15 feet (4.6 m).

Larger seeds contain more nutrition and are easier to harvest and process for human uses, but in the wild they are harder to disperse, sometimes germinate later, and penetrate soil poorly.

Organic substances that can be mixed into soil improve the soil's fluffiness and allow for plant roots, air and water to more easily penetrate soil by opening the pores of the soil.

Plant roots significantly affect soil erosion, while few works have pursued why root-penetrated soil obtained higher soil erosion resistance as compared with plain soil.

Modulating the expression of the genes involved in the synthesis and remodeling of cell wall components could allow the modification of root mechanical properties to produce stronger root systems that have a better capacity to penetrate compacted soils.

You should penetrate the soil several inches before extracting the soil (dirt) you are removing.

Moles till and form soil, feed on destructive insects such as cutworms and Japanese beetles, and dig tunnels that aerate the soil and permit moisture to penetrate deeper soil layers.

In this situation, we have found that adjusting planting dates based on rain events can be helpful to ensure the planter can penetrate the soil and achieve good seed-to-soil contact.