Sentence examples for soil strategy from inspiring English sources

Plants have two mechanisms for acquiring iron from the soil (Strategy I and II).

It was socialism without money, rooted in the native soil; a strategy for a poor but sovereign country determined to pull itself out of poverty and remain sovereign.

Hence, the use of organic manure as alternative soil amendment strategy for soil nutrient management has been advocated (Shehu et al. 1997).

The large-scale degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) by bacteria represents a promising soil remediation strategy.

The historical process by which a soil conservation strategy has evolved within the UK forestry industry is briefly reviewed.

Combined, these data highlight the potential effectiveness of marine tidal inundation as a landscape-scale acid sulfate soil remediation strategy.

On the Cornell University campus a long-term study has measured the impacts of a soil remediation strategy on plant growth and soil quality using the Cornell Soil Health Test.

To develop an appropriate and sustainable soil protection (strategy), an initial and thorough investigation of the soil status is needed, including the explanation why the current status is the way it is and which processes were and are responsible.

Optimization of the amounts of N and P for a soil biostimulation strategy represents a key step prior to its application to a full-scale process.

The EU Soil Thematic Strategy calls for the application of sustainability concepts and methods as part of an integrated policy to prevent soil degradation and to increase the re-use of brownfields.

In 2006 an archaeological survey of this site and others relating to the d'Entrecasteaux expedition concluded that: The geophysical and archaeological study of the area around the stone feature as well as the soil sampling strategy and the close observation of the 1792-93 maps of the area suggest that the stone layout cannot be the garden of Delahaye.