Sentence examples for provision of soil from inspiring English sources

The results highlight the implications and challenges for the provision of soil erosion prevention under different farm management systems and draw a clear relation between more intensive management practices and the degradation of service provision.

We use a case study in the Birris watershed of Costa Rica where upstream farmers and downstream hydropower might jointly benefit from the design of a mechanism to foster the provision of soil regulation services (SRS).

The most highly valued tree species are those that fulfil multiple economic and agricultural functions, including having a positive influence on soil quality through decomposition, nutrient cycling, and provision of soil cover.

Our results help to understand farmers' complex decision-making on soil conservation and help designing policies to support the provision of soil regulation services especially in areas highly exposed to increasing frequency of extreme precipitation events such as Central America.

Field pea is especially beneficial in crop rotations with cereals in order to provide disease breaks and for provision of soil nitrogen [ 2].

Provision of permanent soil cover using crop residues in conservation agriculture (CA) is constrained by livestock grazing and termite consumption in smallholder farming systems of sub Saharan Africa.

Therefore, it could be concluded that finishing with Oleophobol CPR didn't hinder much of original physical properties of cotton rather maintained or slightly improved its properties along with provision of better soil release as well as repellent properties.

NR acknowledges Professors Maria Olech (Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland, and Polish Academy of Sciences) and Andrzej Massalski (Jan Kochanowski University, Kielce, Poland) for provision of Antarctic soil samples and strain B10.

Limited funds were made available for the provision of social services, education, soil conservation, and infrastructure development, but this assistance did little to reduce the territories' dependence on migrant labour to South Africa.

Further, forests on oceanic islands are quite important to the provisioning of ecosystem goods and services, including fresh water supply, prevention and mitigation of soil erosion that can deplete upland soil resources and pollute aquatic ecosystems including coral reefs [ 10], and both timber and non-timber forest products.

However, it needs to be stressed that biomass production is a renewable function of soil, while the provision of raw material in most cases is destructive for the soil body.