Sentence examples for soil mine from inspiring English sources

For all exposure routes, one of the key factors in the amount of As assimilated into the body is the partitioning of As between solid phases (food, soil, mine waste) and aqueous phases (natural waters as well as lung, gastric, and intestinal fluids).

A previous study from Foerstner et al. (2005) utilized four metagenomic data sets extracted from an equal number of radically distinct environments: Ocean surface water, farm soil, mine drainage biofilm, and deep sea whale carcass.

The nutrient balance in sorghum-based systems indicates a moderate to higher negative balance of potassium leading to soil mining for potassium supply in these systems.

I am currently focusing on soil health and phosphorus (P) cycling and am researching species of plants that could be used as cover crops in these systems in order to boost P cycling through soil mining processes that would make more inorganic P available near the soil surface for subsequent absorption by cash crops in large- and small-scale agroecosystems.

Soil mining and erosion, for example, can be problems in organic agriculture.

Main environmental problem: deforestation and soil mining, leading to declining yields, abandonment and further expansion into new areas.

If fertilizer use does not rise to compensate, this may result in soil mining and stagnant or declining yields.

Various haloalkaline environments, like soda lakes, soda solonchak soil, mining industry waste and leafs of salt secreting trees, have been described (Qvit-Raz et al. 2008; Sorokin et al. 2008; Sorokin et al. 2014; 2015a; Santini et al. 2015).

In extensive farming and ranching systems, the major risks are soil erosion, soil mining and deforestation, leading to declining yields and desertification.

A summary of changes to the root architecture in bean suggests a root system that undergoes growth responses to maximize top soil foraging, but in tandem with a reduction in the metabolic cost of such soil mining (Lynch and Brown 2001).

Thoughtless soil stewardship has encouraged erosion, as has full-blown soil-mining (the consistency of loess makes it ideal for building fill).