Sentence examples for soils because of its from inspiring English sources

Soil organic matter had a minimal effect on the anthropogenic Cu distribution in the soils because of its low concentration range.

Nonetheless, it is one of the few crops that can thrive on salt-affected soils because of its ability to grow well in standing water that can help leach salts from topsoil and is, therefore, recommended as an entry crop for desalinization of salt affected lands (Ismail et al. 2007; Singh et al. 2010).

The frequent detection of ATZ and its degradates in streams, rivers, groundwater, and reservoirs is related directly to its volume of use, its tendency to persist in soils because of its resistance to photolysis and hydrolysis, and its ability to travel with water systems (Nelson et al. 2001).

Representative Owen Lovejoy, whose abolitionist brother had been killed by a pro-slavery mob, labeled the institution "the sum of all villainy"; Abraham Lincoln remarked that he favored free soil "because of the monstrous injustice of slavery itself".

It can be discarded into the soil because of its biodegradability; the matter may be decomposed by microorganisms and used as carbon sources for plants and microorganisms.

Suanon et al. (2016) used organic acid to improve the removal of metals from the soil because of its ready availability, relatively inexpensiveness, and environmentally benign nature.

Though described by some as the least most understood component of the soil because of its dynamism, [2] SOC has been linked to its potential role in carbon sequestration through proper management of land use and cover types [3].

Atrazine (ATR), a commonly used herbicide in the United States, is widely distributed in water and soil because of its mobility through ecosystems and its persistence in the environment.

Activated carbon (AC) is often used to test for the presence of allelochemicals in the soil because of its high capacity to adsorb organic compounds (e.g. Callaway and Aschehoug 2000; Inderjit and Callaway 2003; Prati and Bossdorf 2004).

We hypothesized that erosion affects CO2 flux from the soil surface because of its effects on soil temperature and soil moisture.

We show that Pseudomonas fluorescens strain P13, a plant growth-promoting bacterium, enhanced the growth of corn in uncontaminated soil but not in contaminated soil, perhaps because of its inability to reduce phytotoxicity.