Sentence examples for soil substituted from inspiring English sources

Then, for other mixtures, excavated soil substituted for ponded ash in amounts of 10, 20, 30, and 40% by weight.

Three-day-old seedlings were transplanted into pots filled with soil substituted with 3 g ammonium sulphate.

The last glacial period had the same effect: iodine-rich soil was substituted by iodine-poor soil from crystalline rocks.

Over this installation is spread a blend of rubber and sand, a soil substitute that stands the fiber up, Milano said, and provides cushioning for the players and traction for their cleats.

WDEQ/LQD Guideline No. 1A (Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality 2017) includes criteria for suitability for soils or soil substitutes.

When it rains the membrane can soak up water and prevent flooding, then use this to germinate plant life, acting as a soil substitute.

A dish of water gel (also sold as soil substitute, e.g. "polyacrylamide") or unflavored jello kept in a corner also makes a great watering hole.

To examine this question more robustly, we individually scored the number of TRFLP peaks in plants that were uniquely associated with growth on its native soil (i.e. not shared with seed or plants grown on sand or Canadian soil); surprisingly, only 2% of TRFLP peaks fell into this class, compared to 3% of unique TRFLP peaks when Canadian soil was substituted.

These systems depend upon shear transfer to mobilize the tensile capacity of closely spaced reinforcing elements and they eliminate the need for any external structural systems to retain the soil, by substituting a composite system of reinforcing elements and soil as the primary structural unit.

A third model was created to represent the disturbed boundary conditions (wetland design), but substituted soil data observed at the nondisturbed study area.

Addition of either PyOM form resulted in an equivalent minor decrease in the concentration of extractable soil lignin phenols and substituted fatty acids chemistry with respect to the unamended soil.