Sentence examples for soils attached from inspiring English sources

Soil samples from the surfaces of the swords were insufficient for analysis, but soils attached to artefacts in the same or nearby burials were available.

Most small deciduous trees may be moved with no soil attached to their roots.

Under some conditions a surfactant or detergent may be added in order to release stubborn soil attached to the fruit.

I've never brought in scions, cuttings or plant divisions with soil attached, but I'm not going to say I've never been tempted.

Samples were removed from the soil with a maximum of 8 mm soil attached to them.

The soil attached to the baskets was removed carefully without cutting the primary roots.

The plants were then removed from the cups, and the soil attached to the roots was washed away.

After two years, soil samples were collected from both the bulk soil of the whole profile and from the soil attached to the mineral surfaces.

At each sampling 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 weeks after application of the residues 4 l bags from each of the four treatments (16 l bags per sampling) were retrieved and soil attached to the plant part was carefully removed.

Soil attached to A. adenophora roots was collected by pulling its roots and shaking off soil loosely bound to shallow roots, and identified as A. adenophora rhizosphere soil.

Given the proximity of cotton fields to some of these native F. oxysporum populations (e.g. in Theodore, Queensland some G. sturtianum populations occur within 200 meters of commercial cotton fields), there is little doubt that wild Fov could invade cotton fields as a result of clearing for new plantings or by dispersal in soil attached to stock or machinery.