Sentence examples for spectra of soil from inspiring English sources
We show that the abundance of leaf-cuticle-derived compounds is increased following 14 months of soil warming; we confirm this with nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of soil organic matter extracts.
In this study, two sets of reflectance spectra of soil samples collected in Chenzhou and Hengyang, Hunan Province, China were used.
Accordingly, with the current techniques of dry and wet ashing it is impossible to accurately interpret the ash subtracted spectra of soil samples.
Our results demonstrate that the information contained in DRIFT spectra of soil integrates the quantity and chemical composition of soil organic matter with soil properties and highlights the potential for using this information to assess the degradation state of organic matter stored in northern cold-region soils.
In addition, the full spectra of soil temperature and soil water content were recorded.
A 3D HRMAS spectroscopy was applied to examine tomato cutin and then compared to solution-state spectra of soil extracts from the Ah horizon under an oak forest [18].
Studies have shown that surface reflectance spectra of soils are often jointly controlled by soil moisture content (SMC) and salt content (SSC) but has not been sufficiently addressed.
Shrinkage analysis allows quantifying a large spectrum of soil properties in a single experiment, with small standard errors.
In Fig. 3, the median of selected records are compared with design spectrum of soil type I of Iranian seismic code.
We reinvestigate the accuracy of the SEM by a numerical simulation study for a broad spectrum of soils with textures ranging from clay to pure sand, using more realistic functions of the soil hydraulic properties, which account for water adsorption, flow in incompletely filled capillaries and isothermal vapor flow.
In this paper we investigated the possibility of using the VisNIR spectra of dry ground soils to predict properties of soils scanned in their natural physical state with unknown water content.
