Sentence examples for viable soil from inspiring English sources
The consequences of this process for the composition of the viable soil seed bank are poorly understood.
The results support the use of these geophysical methods as soil strengthening characterization and long term monitoring tools, which is a requirement for viable soil stabilization projects.
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Lee et al. [30] revealed that biomass fortified with humic compounds is a viable soil conditioner for improving plant growth.
Viable soil fertility strategies have to be implemented to make use of the available manure and crop residue resources for improving soil fertility and crop productivity by minimizing their competitive demands for fuel and feed.
To establish in novel habitats and maintain viable soil populations, such microorganisms can face strong challenges, including abiotic stresses in the soil, competition with other soil biota and securing access to hosts at adequate densities (Porter et al. 2011).
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Seeds can remain viable in soil up to 20 years in some cases, allowing the Canada thistle to wait for favorable conditions and repopulate and area after eradication efforts.
Microbial induced calcite precipitation (MICP) has been well studied to date in the laboratory as a viable alternative soil improvement technique that harnesses a natural bacterial process to induce cementation.
Layering may also be a viable reclamation soil option because it concentrates the seed bank present in the FFMM to the surface layer rather than burying seeds and propagules at depth (MacKenzie and Quideau 2011).
The seeds can remain viable in soil for periods of up to 6 years.
