Several coarse species of Carex, including wolf tail (C. cherokeensis) in the southeastern United States and Australian sedge (C. longebrachiata) in New Zealand, are serious pasture weeds that substantially reduce the grazing quality of lands with their tussocks of harsh, inedible foliage.
This work investigates landscape metabolism (resource use change, ecosystem services, fragmentation) and urbanization processes over-time (1990 2006) in Campania Region and designs GIS based maps of impervious surfaces, in order to provide a way to assess the environmental worth and quality of lands.
Possibly, courses of history were sometimes subtly affected by climate and soil and their consequent effects on the quality of lands (e.g., worthiness of defending).
The quality of land is getting worse and worse the higher they go.
When he fell, he had a catlike quality of landing on his feet first, to absorb the spill.
The annona, set up by Septimius Severus, had proved imperfect, and Diocletian now reformed it through the jugatio-capitatio system: henceforth, the land tax, paid in kind by all landowners, would be calculated by the assessment of fiscal units based on extent and quality of land, type of crops grown, number of settlers and cattle, and amount of equipment.
Haryana: In Karnal district, residents opposed to a proposed liquor factory confronted government officials who had come to survey the factory site in Chandrao village, saying that the factory would "increase pollution, deteriorate the quality of land and ruin households" (The Tribune).
The rock desertification intensifies loss of water and soil in karst mountain areas, so the environmental hazards become frequent and the quality of land worsen.
The results suggest possible improvement of the quality of land-cover maps compared to maps made using multispectral sensors for the Amazon region.
Even these reforms were plagued by "delays in implementation, disgruntlement concerning the quality of land to be transferred, high land prices, and not surprisingly, political tension" (FUSADES and The World Bank: 197).
Other causes of backwardness include poor quality of land, low area under commercial crop, low crop density, poor doses of fertilizer, etc. Action is required to be taken in these mouzas for improving the level of development in agriculture sector.
