Sentence examples for warmer soil from inspiring English sources
Results from the study showed the Guinea Savannah zone recording warmer soil temperatures, lower organic matter percentage and lower nematode diversity (Genus Richness) as compared to the Semi-deciduous Forest zone.
Soil temperatures were not significantly different in the desert, but urban and remnant had significantly warmer soil in the sheltered treatment.
Conversely, certain other recalcitrant molecular structures such as the alkyl structures found in the waxy coating or cuticles of leaves remained resistant to decomposition and accumulated in the warmer soil.
The warmer soil could, in turn, release even more carbon dioxide, heating up the atmosphere even further.
Warmer soil temperatures are an unavoidable consequence of urban development, leaving little the typical suburban or urban homeowner can do to reduce the amount of carbon emanating from their lawn.
While this presents massive problems both to the global food system and here in the UK, it may also mean that we can grow crops that thrive in warmer soils.
Tomatoes and peppers thrive in warm soil, about 60 degrees, and air temperatures above 55 degrees.
First harvest could occur only 45-50 dafterftransplantationtintointhoroughlyhly warm soil.
Fall is ideal for planting: root systems have time to settle in still-warm soil before hard freeze.
If you stop to listen carefully you can hear the warming soil slowly start to exhale (and, thankfully, me along with it).
