Sentence examples for soil mobilization from inspiring English sources

This study investigated the conservative behaviour of geochemical fingerprints through the soil mobilization process.

To classify the FMU, data on livestock composition and grazing density, pastures, and soil mobilization practices were object of a cluster analysis and the result was tested against a set of ES indicators.

The 137Cs content in the soils on the shrub slope transect was smallest and significantly different from the deeper and better developed soils on the forest slope, indicating different patterns of soil mobilization.

A completely randomized block design for soil mobilization with three replicates was used for the laboratory study, and completely randomized blocks for inoculation and tillage treatments with four replicates were used for the lupine yield and N2 fixation experiment.

This, in turn, increases seepage forces that accelerate soil mobilization, exfiltration and downstream entrainment of the eroded soil particles, as described by the equation: {F}_s={gamma}_wi (2 where F s  = seepage force per unit volume, i = hydraulic gradient, γ w  = unit weight of water.

Soil nitrate mobilization and distribution are of great concern due to its potential migration towards groundwater resources.

Nutrient accumulation and fixation in microbial biomass occurs most likely through nutrient import by fungi, which may occur through 1) contact with soil, 2) mobilization through interstitial mycelium, the translocation through mycelium growing from wood through soil, and 3) N fixation by bacteria associated with wood-decaying fungi (Rayner and Boddy 1988; Hoppe et al. 2014).

Although significant progress has been made in understanding plant processes associated with soil P mobilization and acquisition, each plant species is different and likely responds to P supply differently.

[19] For further evaluation of OC pool relevance, two questions are important regarding subsequent soil OC mobilization: How was OC incorporated originally (OC source/quality) and what are the OC release trajectories and timescales (OC vulnerability)?

The actual extent of soil colloid mobilization by flowback fluid at a given site will not only be affected by flow rate but also be highly dependent on factors like soil texture, structure, and composition at the site, as well as flowback fluid characteristics.

Two determining steps in bioavailability of soil-borne contaminants are mobilization from soil during digestion, which is followed by intestinal absorption.