Sentence examples for soil richness from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, the increase in soil richness resulted in reduction (≤ 5%) in surface runoff.

As cultural practices can influence soil microbial populations, it is important to analyze the effect that they produce on biological parameters, with the aim of conserving soil richness over time.

This contrasts with the prevailing general view that Arctic cold conditions do not favor high biological diversity [26], but is tentatively supported by recent findings of a latitudinal increase in eukaryotic soil richness towards the southernmost sampling points in Antarctica [27].

These results from ancient, humid tropical agroecosystems suggest that for maintenance of long-term soil fertility, high species richness may not be as important as individual species traits that influence nutrient cycling.

I conclude for the unflooded forests that seed species number and richness increased with soil fertility but for the flooded forests seed species number and richness decreased with months under water.

However, De Deyn et al. [57] did not find that soil fertility influenced the plant species richness or functional group richness effects on multiple ecosystem functions including stocks of C and N in vegetation, soils and soil microbes, or loss of C and N from soil through leaching.

Soil taxa richness increased significantly for areas less than 1000 km2, but increased gradually for areas larger than 1000 km2.

Unlike in soil, fungal richness and composition in Collembola body and gut samples exhibited seasonal and annual variation, with a significant interaction term, indicating low predictability.

However, soil microbial richness recovered after long-term exposure to the plant (Lankau et al. 2009, Lankau 2011).

The carbon is sequestered in the form of organic matter that has not fully decomposed the stuff that gives soil its richness.

Further variability may be attributed to interspecific differences in successional status, habitat soil resource richness and climbing mechanisms (Hegarty, 1990; Gerwing, 2004; Kusumoto et al., 2012).