Analysis by C K-edge XANES spectroscopy on a subset of soils showed the accumulation of aromatic C, ketones and carbohydrates in the surface soil layer (0 5 cm) for the shelterbelts compared to agricultural fields.
A subset of soils was provided for local chemical analysis (Chancellor College, University of Malawi, Zomba) and samples packaged for shipment to the UK. b.
Examples are given of determining similarity between a subset of Chinese Soil Taxonomy classes by expert opinion and by numerical taxonomy from soil spectra, and then using these for weighted accuracy assessment.
For a subset of wells, soil analyses were made of the well environment for assessing the attenuation properties of the protecting soil.
A subset of these soil samples was labeled with 33P, introduced in a flow-through reactor and the release of P and 33P measured over 14 days.
Specifically, we focused on a reduced set of 261 genomes with genome size of 4-8 Mbp (closer to the P. vortex genome size) and a subset of 50 soil bacteria genomes within this group (Additional file 8).
Among the subset of 50 soil bacteria genomes, only two strains, Paenibacillus sp. JDR-2 (7.08 Mbp) and Delftia acidovorans SPH-1 (6.76 Mbp) have a higher number of TFs genes.
Using a subset of these soils (two sites) we also extracted -catechin from the same soils using the methanol solution used by Perry et al. [22] and the phosphoric acid (0.1% final concentration) solution used by Blair et al. [28] to test for the possibility that the methanol extraction methodology was failing to extract large portions of -catechin from the soils.
The subset of G-BASE soil data used for the present project comprised spatially registered total element concentrations of As, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Se and Zn and K (Table 1).
Deionized water extractions were performed on a subset of processed ores, soils, and sweep samples to model constituent release into surface waters (Hageman 2007).
