Sentence examples for stable soil from inspiring English sources

Secondly, deforestation often results in soil erosion and the release of carbon from formerly stable soil structures.

Cyanobacteria and green algae are generally the first to colonize bare ground, followed by lichens and mosses, which require stable soil strata for growth.

The less stable soil of the current site required an additional $700,000 for metal pilings to shore up the foundation, said Stephen Pustola, an engineer and owner of the design firm.

This protein binds soil particles into crumb-sized clumps, an essential feature of healthy, stable soil.

The reduction of vegetation by wildfire can subject stable soil surfaces to increased aeolian transport.

Therefore, we strongly recommend this very effective, sustainable, and stable soil inoculation approach, using a microbial community which supports the degrading strain, and carrier particles for a stable soil inoculation, for remediating soils.

But cattle and sheep by the tens of thousands were at the same time trampling across those fragile landscapes, loosening once stable soils to the four winds and creating a kind of parallel -- but equally true -- Western mythology around the tumbleweed and the dusty trail.

AD 450 to recent times, the area has mainly recorded pasture and minor cultivation activities reflected in stable soils and thin colluvial depths.

In contrast, species from calcareous springs and flushes had a cold germination strategy, which would fit with the cold and stable soils where they occur.

It seems that the early farmers preferred to cultivate the more stable soils on the gentle slopes at the centre of the basin.

Similarly, Den Adel et al. (1988) carried out tests for horizontal seepage flow and obtained critical hydraulic gradient values of 0.16 to 0.17 and 0.7 for unstable and stable soils, respectively.