Sentence examples for stored moisture from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

The monthly water surplus (S) or deficit (D) is calculated from a moisture budget assessment including stored soil moisture.

All together these data support the idea that tests to predict the shelf-life of seeds should ideally be performed at the seed moisture level, at which they are aimed to be stored and moisture levels should remain as such during the entire experiment.

The equilibrium moisture relation curves for the shells were sigmoidal in shape and showed that pecan shells should be stored at moisture contents of less than 18.03% (w.b). to minimize microbial activity.

For instance, although the selection for deeper rooting to access water at depth could be potentially interesting, it might lead to faster soil water depletion, which would be a problem for crops depending on stored soil moisture.