Sentence examples for the complete soil from inspiring English sources

Crop residues are retained either completely or to a suitable amount to guarantee the complete soil cover, and fertilizer and amendments are either broadcast on the soil surface or applied during seeding.

In both types of samples, the complete soil surface together with the quartz gravel was collected in a dry state for later analysis in the laboratory.

SOIL TESTING — Ordinarily, for the average garden a complete soil analysis is not necessary.

In this study we propose an analysis protocol for the morphometric characterization of complete soil microaggregates based on sub-micron resolution synchrotron X-ray microtomography.

An agricultural region, the area will need a complete soil change in part to remove the pollutant and in part because the alkaline sludge kills off all the organisms in soil that keep it healthy, said Gergely Simon, a chemist with the group Clean Air Action, one of Hungary's largest environmental groups.

The key question of interest is how complete soil profile data can be used to impute or "fill in" missing soil depth interval data to increase the utility of the two-depth spectroscopic data for a range of environmental analyses.

Here we chose to use a complete soil inoculum, in order to address the more general question of the relative importance of the biotic soil component as such.

The Beerkan Estimation of Soil Transfer parameters (BEST) procedure is an attractive, easy, robust, and inexpensive way for a complete soil hydraulic characterization but testing the ability of this procedure to estimate the water retention curve is necessary as relatively little information is available in the literature.

Geological and geotechnical surveys were carried out aiming at determining complete soil profile characterization, piezometric levels and hydraulic parameters.

Results of our study do not confirm whether laboratory or field experiments data sets are most appropriate to predict soil water fluctuations in a complete soil profile, while field experiments are preferred in many studies.

In this study, we compared enzyme activity (ß-glucosidase) and anaerobic production of carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) in soils of reference wetlands and those restored (in 2000 and 2003) by complete soil removal (CSR) after farming in an area of Everglades National Park.