Sentence examples for prairie soil from inspiring English sources
Overgrazing ruined the prairie soil.
Tallgrass prairie soil fungal communities are resilient to climate change.
Jumpponen A, Jones KL, Blair J. Vertical distribution of fungal communities in tallgrass prairie soil.
South of the Platte and west of the prairie soil area, the soil is best suited to small-grain production.
The stockpiled prairie soil was then spread over the graded land, with a layer of low-nutrient compost (these plants don't need extra nitrogen) to encourage germination.
From an adjacent undisturbed native prairie, soil cores were collected and composited similarly to provide a reference.
Soils in southern Brazil and Uruguay consist of brunizems, reddish prairie soils, and planosols.
The prairie soils of the southeast and the humus soils of central and northeastern Nebraska are important.
A century ago, when pioneer families began plowing the prairie soils, Iowa had from 12 to 16 inches of topsoil.
The state's rich prairie soils developed on the finely ground mineral materials left by the retreating glaciers.
Microbial biomass was significantly lower in corn than prairie soils, with switchgrass intermediate to these systems.
