Sentence examples for soils from which from inspiring English sources

The water in the lakes also evaporates and subsequently leaves a layer of white saline soils, from which a considerable amount of salt is commercially produced.

But we don't have the equipment to do this yet, so for now, we seek out lumber that's dense with resin, and grown on clay soils from which the trees take up minerals.

Corylus established on gleyic soils, from which it largely expelled Betula.

Reported values of the composition and concentrations of trace metals and minerals in Boletus edulis tend to differ considerably, as the mushroom bioaccumulates different elements to varying degrees, and the element concentration in the fruit bodies is often a reflection of the element concentration of the soils from which they were picked.

In particular, we observed large increases in the growth of graminoids (an arbuscular mycorrhizal grass and a non-mycotrophic sedge Carex) in soils from which Pinus had been removed.

"Facts are the soil from which the story grows," she said once.

Pearce begins his biography with the Norfolk soil from which Walpole sprang in 1676.

The soil from Curiosity's first sample was described as being similar to the soil from which Pacific archipelago?

Mr. Gioia has plausibly argued that Shakespeare, while un-American, still provided the soil from which American theater grew.

In perfect summer sunshine, his casket was undraped, blessed and lowered into the soil from which he sprang.

The exhibition, which fills every corner of the rambling museum, begins with Giorgione, El Greco, Chardin, Constable and Ingres, historical soil from which sprung the modernists Phillips admired.