Sentence examples for wet soils from inspiring English sources
Buckbean inhabits wet soils.
Many of them live in fresh or brackish water or wet soils.
Throughout much of the state, subsurface drainage has been necessary to make wet soils tillable and productive.
Because it tolerates compact, wet soils and city pollution, the red maple is often planted in urban environments.
For example, seed decay, damping-off (the destruction of seedlings at the soil line), and other seedling diseases are favoured by excessively wet soils.
Those who moved farther on across the state, seeking farmland, in time spread themselves fairly evenly except in the southern part of the Central Plain and the Northern Highland, where infertile or wet soils and a short growing season discouraged settlement.
Although the niaouli grows best in wet soils up to an elevation of 2,000 feet (610 metres), it also extends onto well-drained slopes and crests and forms the main species in the closed swamp forests of the Diahot valley.
Wet soils refer to soils that are seasonally flooded.
Gorjainov (1979) introduced two relationships for clays and for wet soils.
Here, high values of Alnus and Fraxinus were found, both typical taxa on wet soils.
