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Institute of Professional | Soil Scientists |
all distribution, water holding capacity of the | soil and sub-soil moisture. |
The soils are made up of sandy-gravelly | soil and clayey-chalky soil (Kimmeridgian marl). |
Cake improves the organic matter content of the | soil, helping improvement in soil texture, water hol |
Historic use of this | soil has been for grazing. |
a Member of the | Soil Conservation Authority 1984-86, |
The type of the | soil around the town is humus. |
Azorhizobium is a genus of Gram-negative | soil bacteria. |
"Ship of Fools" ( | Soil In The Synth Remix) |
Mesorhizobium is a genus of Gram-negative | soil bacteria. |
Porosity of surface | soil typically decreases as particle size increases. |
The Aminobacter are a genus of Gram-negative | soil bacteria. |
e is used in the bioremediation of contaminated | soil and can improve the soil quality for plant grow |
nd furthermore has the advantage of maintaining | soil stability and improving soil fertility through |
worked extensively in the field of experimental | Soil mechanics and developed apparati for soil testi |
It may also describe methods of decontaminating | soil using sunlight or solar power. |
Because of poor | soil conditions, early farmers eventually turned to |
ame "Vallipuram" testifies to the nature of the | soil here. |
Over the chamber are layers of stone, | soil and logs or planks. |
t was named after the Greek goddess of fruitful | soil and agriculture. |
70% of the | soil is volcanic, 20% clay and the remaining 10% is |
Typical bulk density of clay | soil is between 1.1 and 1.3 g/cm³. |
Typical bulk density of sandy | soil is between 1.5 and 1.7 g/cm³. |
Geophagy, the practice of eating | soil or rock, has been observed in orangutans. |
It may consist of rocks, | soil, water, flora and fauna and grass areas. |
is in long duration causing improvement of the | soil fertility. |
Songs of Our | Soil is the sixth album by the singer Johnny Cash. |
Knowledge and understanding of the genesis of a | soil is important in its classification and mapping. |
The headquarters of the | Soil Association used to be at the nearby Haughley G |
was known for the Bishop's method of analysing | soil slopes. |
90% of the | soil in the Alta Mesa AVA is dense clay and heavy gr |
She was also one of the founding members of the | Soil Association's Food For Life programme, and in 2 |
d expect from the underlying rocks, much of the | soil contains high levels of calcium carbonate. |
aker is a Professor in the Department of Plant, | Soil and Insect Sciences at the University of Massac |
marked by a pile of stones in an area of sandy | soil and heather. |
the lobster after moulding, The Journal of the | Soil Association Vol. |
from Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture, | Soil Science Department. |
lanned his elopements: "Possess yourself of the | Soil and you are Secure." |
concurrently consider the properties of plant, | soil and meteorological conditions. |
trapped methane grow in size, the level of the | soil will slowly rise up as well. |
laid in clusters just below the surface of the | soil or in the roots of plants. |
He was Honorary Treasurer of the | Soil Association from 1984, and then became that org |
sometimes requires the complete removal of the | soil and filling with gravel. |
er data are applied to the study of vegetation, | soil moisture, polar ice, and global change. |
It is assumed that the loss of fertile | soil led to a serious drop in agricultural productio |
On the top is a thin layer of red | soil derived from the decay of the basalts. |
He investigated the role of the | soil microfauna in the decomposition of plant litter |
atmosphere, and altered the composition of the | soil by increasing the amount of organic carbon. |
ught and may be used as an indicator of dryland | soil salinity. |
Penicillium bilaiae is a species of native | soil fungus which can be used as a PGPM (plant growt |
a good (though not the only) indicator of high | soil fertility. |
s also linked with the development of salinity, | soil degradation and erosion, and declining water qu |
part of the Sumter, the process of controlling | soil erosion, regulating the flow of streams and the |
by is notable for the unusual red colour of its | soil and underlying chalk. |
almost entirely of layers of basket-transported | soil and clay. |
The nature of the | soil is very absorbent and compact so that it can re |
to browns, usually reflecting the color of the | soil in their native habitat, with a white underside |
landing on the Moon, collect a sample of lunar | soil, and return it to the Earth. |
nd often colonizes bare patches of mineral-rich | soil, including disturbed areas. |
The alluvial nature of the | soil means that it is fertile and can be used to gro |
re people were obliged by the sparseness of the | soil to raid and steal cattle from their neighbours. |
ng went underground, deep layers of sedimentary | soil from the erosion of the surrounding mountains a |
ls, capillary action can cause the pores of the | soil to be fully saturated above the water table at |
plants require a narrow range of temperatures, | soil conditions and precipitation to survive while o |
d treated comprehensively and accurately of the | soil, trees, plants, fruits, and herbs of the island |
identified as a goddess of the fertility of the | soil, which was brought to it by the Nile's flooding |
, Marx argued, was not a natural quality of the | soil, but was rather bound up with the social relati |
Many of them can be found in any sample of wet | soil; a large part of the cryptozoa has not yet been |
rometer/imaging radiometer capable of resolving | soil moisture and salinity over small regions of sur |
This was because of the stony nature of the | soil in the area, so the mutation of the name is mos |
dwelling platform formed from layers of stone, | soil and brushwood. |
fforts were made to improve the drainage of the | soil in the area during the Saxon period. |
Because of the poor carrying capacity of the | soil the embankment plans were substituted by the pr |
ly over a field such that field capacity of the | soil is not exceeded, then negligible water percolat |
ined London clay, with a small area of gravelly | soil in the south. |
hreat to this rare species is disruption of the | soil in its habitat by activities such as grazing, t |
of denitrification lowers the fertility of the | soil and thus is less common in areas where the land |
known as "Baywood fine sands", a type of sandy | soil which originated in the Pleistocene as windblow |
stly cotton fields, but the presence of fertile | soil with stretches of fine sand alerted seismologis |
The surface of the | soil should be level and pressed down, not too firml |
unteract this problem, spray the surface of the | soil with water to maintain a damp, but not soggy, l |
Areas of serpentine | soil are also home to diverse wildflowers, many of w |
Likewise, the saturated zone of a | soil frequently has a higher radon content than the |
Areas of serpentine-derived | soil will show as strips of shrubland and open, scat |
The island was also the first part of Kuwaiti | soil that was liberated from Iraq during the Gulf Wa |
Nowadays, a part of the | Soil Mechanics Laboratories at Imperial College is n |
The Kech Valley consists of cultivable | soil upon which agriculture activity could be carrie |
ust blasts, scorch marks or disturbances of the | soil, and vegetation within the circles had apparent |
lps to maintain constant the temperature of the | soil underneath. |
Appointed director of the | Soil Survey and Land Research Centre, his involvemen |
ables, the movement of oxygen in and out of the | soil can increase the oxidation of methane and the i |
ity, this can then result in deformation of the | soil as the root moves through the soil (Norris 2005 |
ted as one of the first applied examples of the | soil mechanics science in New Zealand, and was soon |
ives and friends, drawn by the fertility of the | soil and the unspoiled wilderness. |
derives its name from the rich red color of the | soil that comes from the high iron content in the gr |
ation, which would include stabilization of the | soil dam embankment (completed); a retrofit of the w |
a (The Great Consensus Party of the Sons of the | Soil of Sinhala) is a minor Sinhala Buddhist politic |
With increasing poisoning of the | soil, the region once hailed as the home to the Gree |
400-600ft above sea level and the nature of the | soil means that it is relatively free of flooding an |
r knowledge of soils and the advancement of the | soil sciences. |
The good quality of the | soil led to the development of market-gardening, wit |
There are no known areas of surface | soil contamination remaining on the site today, alth |
rought by the Scots and the poor quality of the | soil it was valued at only 20 shillings a year. |
sun (more precisely, the heat & humidity of the | soil, and relative cool of the plastic). |
Tallow, prairie restoration, creation of moist | soil areas, and a colonial waterbird rookery. |
vineyards extend over 5 acres (2.0 ha) of clay | soil, with a grape variety of 92% Merlot and 8% Cabe |
The bitter principles of the | soil and cake have been reported to have seven types |
different things such as large bodies of water, | soil type and cover, wind, cloud cover/water vapor, |
earned scholar and the revolutionary son of the | soil amongst the youth of future generations, Bhopal |
o-founded and became the first president of the | Soil Association, an international organization clai |
tions, the capsule, with its 101 grams of lunar | soil, reentered Earth's atmosphere at a velocity of |
lished here due to the overall fertility of the | soil, proximity to a good port, and location near th |
of northern California, the areas of serpentine | soil can be clearly seen as sparsely covered areas b |
The calcareous nature of the | soil is reflected by the presence of Cowslip (Primul |
r Research in Tropical America, a member of the | Soil Science Society, Administrator of the Florida S |
"...the richness of the | soil, the bright foliage of the shrubs, the majesty |
or of the individual plant, the richness of the | soil and the climate; during these years the plant i |
linois (U of I), reported a buried layer of top | soil about 70-80 cm beneath the surface with extensi |
the first instances of the liberation of Indian | soil by an independent Indian government. |
Ratio (BCSR) which is a method of interpreting | soil test results that is now widely used in sustain |
topics including metabolism of micro-organisms, | soil biochemistry, neurobiochemistry, neurotropic dr |
Owing to the character of the | soil and the formerly crowded native population, the |
k almost exclusively to the narrow belt of good | soil along the Swan, and his own ulterior motives fo |
ration Ratio (BCSR) is a method of interpreting | soil test results that is widely used in sustainable |
elling that depicted the homely children of the | soil, quaint characters that filled the memories of |
9th century, including the removal of saltpetre | soil and the paving, and numerous additions: the lan |
, because of the relatively poor quality of the | soil at Swan River, it was decided to move to Tasman |
metimes by a less severe one, the nature of the | soil fashioning it, the humour or juices being shut |
omena in the heavens, that the fertility of the | soil is dependent upon the sun shining in the heaven |
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