Sentence examples for uptake of soil from inspiring English sources

The stress can alter the availability and uptake of soil nutrients.

For legume crops, inputs of biologically fixed N largely supplement to the uptake of soil mineral N to meet crop N demand.

In pooled data, higher grain yield of 2244 kg ha 1, straw yield of 3.81 t ha 1 and WUE of 9.44 kg ha 1 mm–1 were recorded under CT and UA and were attributed to higher availability and uptake of soil water and nutrients, as a result of higher dry matter production in leaves and stem and its translocation to head at physiological maturity.

Aquaporins are membrane proteins that facilitate uptake of soil water and mediate regulation of root hydraulic conductivity.

Potential reasons may include the poor rooting of vegetation in shallow soil, leading to decreased uptake of soil nutrients, leaving a nutrient rich topsoil environment in which mycobacteria may thrive [ 33].

With the accumulation of SOC, the uptakes of soil Se by two crops were inhibited.

The model incorporates the processes of light interception and photosynthesis, leaf area expansion; growth, ageing and senescence of plant tissues, recycling of substrates from senescing tissues, nitrogen uptake, mineralisation of soil organic N, N leaching and grazing.

In turn, this may also affect variation in soil moisture, a variable related to the uptake of available soil nitrogen by plants and storage into their leaves (Sprent 1976).

These differences highlight the need for greater fundamental understanding of roots' morphology and physiology in relation to the greater uptake of indigenous soil N in hybrid rice.

Results indicate that manganese uptake from incidental ingestion of soils and dusts contaminated by ore processing is a plausible exposure route.

Wireless motes, cameras and other sensors track the nesting habits of birds, the life cycles of moss and the carbon dioxide uptake of various soils.