Sentence examples for present-day soil from inspiring English sources

Predicted temperature increases over the next century for the region are comparable to the present-day soil temperature differential on xeric vs. mesic aspects at the site.

In the Swiss Jura Mountains, the Mesozoic limestone bedrocks are covered by various superficial deposits (moraines, cover-beds, loess deposits, cryoclasts, etc)., which reduce or even suppress the influence of limestone on present-day soil development.

Stations with observation times after 1986 were selected to represent the present-day soil thermal conditions.

Moreover, it emphasizes the possibility of applying neglected data to present day soil management.

The present-day land use pattern is often used for estimating soil organic matter pools.

We hypothesize that soil, present-day and historical land use and their interactions can explain the bulk of SOM variability at multiple scales.

For present-day climate and soil data sets the N2O emission model predicts an annual flux of 11.3 Tg-N/year (17.8 Tg N2O/year).

This study explores the relative impacts of slope, lithology, historical landscape structure and present-day management practices on soil erosion on vineyard hillslopes.

Thus, the aim of the present 60-day soil microcosm incubation experiment was to assess how earthworms affect the decomposition of residues of different quality, aside from fragmentation and incorporation.

A shelf of jars represents actual soil gathered from lynching sites, while a moving video depicts present-day descendants of victims collecting soil in what are described as cold cases.

Nevertheless, says Simpson, global warming may change present-day decomposition patterns by altering the soil microbial communities and activities, thus changing the overall flow of carbon into and out of the soil and affecting soil fertility as well.