Sentence examples for soil hot from inspiring English sources

Sulphur bacteria are found in smelly ditches, soil, hot springs, hydrothermal vents – anywhere where there's little free oxygen and they can live off organic matter".

This variable also described residences where the 1978 sampling results indicated higher than expected levels of chemical contaminants in the soil, "hot spots" thought to be created from soil taken from the landfill.

However, you do need to remember that the hotter the soil, the hotter the radish, which is one reason why you shouldn't plant radishes during the main part of the summer.

"The red soil was hot and dry and cracked".

It would make soil conditions hot and that would migrate to plant beds and put stress on them".

She spices the pages with humor, from the whimsical pink-nosed porcupine to the sly note on which the story ends -- The red soil was hot and dry.

Possible stressors include very dry soil, very hot temperatures and damage at transplanting time; the seedlings have sensitive taproots that are easily damaged.

At Easter services, with the garden still frozen under snow, his congregation has in recent years planted onions after thawing the soil with hot coals from a bonfire.

It shares the dry soil and hot sun with better-known herbs -- thyme, rosemary, sage, tarragon and oregano -- but lavender is the star, prized for its bouquet, a clean aroma at once floral and woodsy.

It thrives on a cycle of wet weather, which allows the fungus to proliferate in the soil, and hot, dry, and windy conditions, which kick up the infected soil and allow it to be inhaled.

The system allows one to transfer excessive heat from the greenhouse air to the soil during hot summer days and to protect the greenhouse plants from freezing during winter.