Sentence examples for sloping soils from inspiring English sources

Irrigated spring cropping systems on sloping soils require conservation agriculture (CA) to minimise soil erosion.

This absorbed water may be stored below ground, or it may move horizontally through sloping soil patterns.

These questions were investigated through drying processes in a homogeneous and isotropic sloping soil tank in this study.

Furthermore, in sloping bare soils surface runoff is produced even for r < Ks.

(5) Northern slope soils, usually considered a distinct region, lie immediately to the south.

Thus, the dissolved solids in up-slope soils are dominated by wet fall dry fall input whereas the dissolved solids in lower slope soils are dominated by weathering of high ratio Precambrian rock and saprolite transported by the groundwater system.

In contrast, the ridge top and planar slope soils have lower pCO2 because they are shallower (≤0.6 m) and drier, resulting in high CO2 diffusion through soil profiles.

Estimates of additional root cohesion values appropriate for evaluating the stability of hill slope soils typically encountered in the Eastern Australian highlands are presented.

Eight datasets describing elevation, aspect, slope, soils, reconstructed natural vegetation, mean annual temperature, mean annual precipitation and land cover were used.

As a result of unsustainable land use, soils on middle and lower slopes are often affected by severe soil erosion, whereas foot slope soils suffer from accumulation of eroded infertile subsoil material as well as stagnic conditions.

In deeper layers (BC/C, up to 60 cm depth which is close to permafrost) Zn concentrations in soil solution decrease to ca. 4 μg/L at both slope soils.