In the case of soil, Arts et al. [ 52] reported that HSP60 response in the nematode Plectus acuminatus had an indicative value when related to HSP70 response in isopods and could be a suitable biomarker for less heavily contaminated soils.
It is a homage to big skies, stingy soil and the art of the articulate silence practiced by its human inhabitants (who often take a back seat to its animal inhabitants, as well as to the land itself).
Suthar et al. (2009) reported that the major factors controlling the spatial variation of nitrate are fertilizer application rate, crop rotation, fertilizer utilization efficiency of sown crops, irrigation art, soil texture and local pedo-climatic variability.
Hylozoic Soil, SIGGRAPH, BioLogic Art exhibition, New Orleans, Louisiana – 2009.
Recent advances in electromagnetic (EM) sensor technology have made automated irrigation scheduling a reality using state-of-the-art soil moisture sensing.
Here the gardening manuals must surely explain the poetry, rather than vice versa: Marvell's mower deplores the cultivation of double pinks by the artificial enrichment of the soil; his hostility to art would certainly have prompted readers to supply the missing side of the argument between art and nature which had raged through the pages of gardening handbooks.
Unlike American photorealists, who took the world as they found it, Mr. Bravo rooted his commonplace objects in a rich art-historical soil that lent depth and mystery to his work.
The next month, a soil-themed evening in an art gallery where, preceding the meal, diners sniffed soil samples collected from different Northern California lands.
In June he was allowed to open his first solo exhibition on Chinese soil at Beijing's 798 art district.
