Sentence examples for successful soil from inspiring English sources

In order to be successful, soil and water conservation work needs to be participatory.

Therefore, it seems that land suitability assessment plays an important role for successful soil management.

In either case, the keys to successful soil carbon sequestration are increased plant growth and productivity, increased net primary production and decreased decomposition [2].

Thus, the efficient management of N by farmers with limited resource is a very important part of successful soil and crop management system.

Successful soil quality efforts will relate soil properties to soil function in a way that fosters stewardship among individuals and builds public support for polices that promote soil management to ensure agriculture, industry, and the natural environment are sustained.

In light of these findings, it is important to note that B. anthracis shares a close genetic relationship with a group of highly successful soil organisms called the B. cereus sensu lato lineage [6], [28].

Prediction using environmental variables was most successful for soil attributes whose spatial distribution is strongly influenced by lateral hydrological and slope processes with relatively simple depth functions (e.g. total exchangeable bases, Mn oxides and soil pH).

The most diverse populations are formed if the rhizobia are equally successful in soil and nodules, while a marked preference for any of these habitats results in the decrease of diversity.

In addition the ground must have a pH of 3.8 to 7.6 in order to grow successful and soil like this tends to be very coarse in its texture so the more coarse the dirt the better.

The successful determination of soil properties by visible and near-infrared (Vis NIR) reflectance spectroscopy (350 2500 nm) depends on the selection of an appropriate multivariate calibration technique.

Successful prediction of soil pollution achieved with FCM algorithm in this study indicated that fuzzy set theory had great potential for use in other areas of soil science.