Sentence examples for store moisture from inspiring English sources

There is also evidence that dry-farming techniques were applied to store moisture in the soil.

When these large pores are interspersed with small ones, the soil will retain and store moisture also.

Some means of adaptation can also act as mitigation; a farming technique which helps soil store moisture better may well help it store carbon too.

The sage — low-growing and shrubby — could maintain its hold on the mountain slopes and on the plains, and within its small gray leaves it could store moisture enough to defy the thieving winds.

In the morning, when plants have the most stored moisture, select several young, semifirm, flowerless stems, at or near the branch ends.

Other species are more or less adapted to dry conditions, among them rueleaf saxifrage (S. tridactylites), which stores moisture in small bulblike bodies on the stem (bulbils).

Similarly, S. trifurcata has a strongly cuticularized epidermis, S. globulifera produces membranous bud scales and hairy stipules, and rough saxifrage (S. aspera) stores moisture in its fleshy, heavily cuticularized, long-persistent leaves; all are examples of adaptations to dry habitats.

Also, by July of 2012, the soil profile had already lost almost all of the stored moisture of the preceding periods.

A modelling approach, which factors Potential Evapotranspiration (PET) according to stored moisture content, predicts daily ET with very good accuracy (PBIAS = 2.0% [spring]; −0.8% [summer]).

The spots were air-dried at ambient room temperature, and the cards stored moisture-free in silica gel awaiting DNA extraction.

However, the lightened concretes are porous materials, and thus very sensitive to water, they are able to fix and store the moisture.