Sentence examples for put on soil from inspiring English sources

Simply put, chemicals that are put on soil affect and alter the chemistry and biology of the land, which affects the biology of the crops, which affects the biology of the humans consuming these crops.

At first the ponds were put on soil too dry for cotton.

After 3 weeks of plant acclimation, equal size litter (≤2 cm) was put on soil surface in the pot with a concentration of 4 g/100 g of soil, but no litter for control and kept as per the above conditions.

Fluorescent seeds (T1) were selected and put on soil to grow the next generation (T2), of which the first mature silique was detached from the plant and examined under the microscope for fluorescent seeds to check for 3 1 segregation.

The fluorescent transformed seeds were selected under an inverse microscope equipped with a DsRed fluorescence filter (Axiovert 200M; Zeiss AG, Germany) and put on soil to grow the next generation.

Puparia were removed from the plant and put on moist soil in Plexiglas cages under controlled environmental conditions (20°C, 70% relative humidity, 16:8 h light:dark photoperiod) for the adults to emerge.

Other studies also showed that the involvement of farmers in different soil management practices and land use types put impact on soil fertility and productivity (Karltun et al. 2013a; Moges et al. 2013; Yitbarek et al. 2013; Gebreselassie et al. 2015).

The frozen soil flume is put on ice boxes and thermally insulated with heat-insulating materials all around to prevent frozen soil from being thawed from sidewalls and bottom.

In brief, 20 g of <4 mm air dried <span class="lh">soil samples was put on the topmost sieve of a nest of three sieves of 2, 1, 0.25, and 0.053-mm 0.053-mmes and pre-soaked in distilled water for 30 mesh

Put on your gardening gloves and spread at least 2 inches (5 cm) of lime over the soggy soil.

The equations governing such a model are developed in the context of elastoplasticity, with special emphasis put on the soil/reinforcement interaction constitutive law.