Sentence examples for waste application from inspiring English sources
Plant height, biomass production, plant nutrient accumulation and soil organic carbon were measured forty days after waste application.
The increase of Ca and Mg by organic waste application may be due to release of the organic forms of these elements in the organic residue ([Ogbodo 2009]).
The soil physical properties had no significant effect by organic waste application except bulk density was decreased and water-holding capacity was increased by sewage sludge application.
Table 6 Soil organic carbon as influenced by organic waste application (average ± standard deviation) Treatments First crop (wheat) Second crop (guar) Third crop (wheat) 0 to 20 cm C 0.45e ± 0.01 0.43e ± 0.01 0.23f ± 0.01 CR 0.45e ± 0.
The absence of significant change on soil bulk density and soil water-holding capacity indicates that changes in these properties are expected to develop slowly after initiation of organic waste application.
The two-phase olive mill waste application to olive grove soil increased organic carbon, total N, available P and K, and in general, increased olive production (López-Piñeiro et al. 2008).
Coal industry officials, with hundreds of waste applications pending, are counting on another victory on the appeals level to void Judge Haden's latest finding.
Cuts to the environment service could lead to delays in parking and waste applications and will affect road and rail improvement schemes.
The increase in soil total N with organic waste applications is likely attributed to the positive balance of total SOC and might have been partially due to a slow mineralization or N release capacity of organic wastes that might resulted in higher total N in soil.
They found that "higher hormone concentrations generally occurred during discrete periods of increased flow", "high flow rates often were associated with a disproportionately high hormone flux" and "hormone fluxes were highest during storm events that occurred shortly after animal waste applications".
Besides, the relative abundance of fungi over bacteria in soils receiving long-term olive mill waste applications can be attributed to the early decomposition of the labile organic matter [ 68].
