Sentence examples for soil elevation from inspiring English sources
Ecology: Moist drainages, sandy soil; Elevation: < 600 m.
Ecology: Open areas, sandy soil; Elevation: < 2000 m.
Ecology: Grassy or open heavy soil; Elevation: 100--350 m.
Montane meadows, open forests, edges, roadsides, moist or dry soil; Elevation: 250--3300 m.
Ecology: Chaparral, pine forest, desert, generally sandy soil; Elevation: 50--2200 m.
Ecology: Open, semi-shady, or disturbed sites, in light soil; Elevation: < 1200 m.
Our results support the hypothesis that soil elevations are strongly bimodal and anisotropic in areas with minimal hydrologic impact, and spatial autocorrelation patterns indicate the operation of scale-dependent feedbacks.
Ecology: Dry, generally rocky soils; Elevation: < 700 m.
Disturbed habitats, including saline or alkaline soils; Elevation: < 3500 m.
Ecology: Sandy or rocky soils; Elevation: 300 m.
Washes, flats, slopes, gravelly to sandy soils; Elevation: < 1800 m.
