Sentences with phrase «in deeper soils»

Methane hydrates are another form of frozen carbon, found in deeper soils.

There's a lot of carbon in deeper soils and a LOT more to be put there.

This redistribution of soil carbon storage raises questions of whether the balance provided by larger plants will stand in the long term or whether the more active microbes detected in the deeper soils will eventually offset the increased carbon in those deeper soils.

To their surprise, the researchers found that the samples from the thermokarst sites had lower levels of colored dissolved organic matter than did reference sites, suggesting that the carbon in the deeper soils exposed by thermokarst failure is significantly different from the carbon draining from the topmost, active layer of the permafrost, the team reports in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Sauvignon blanc is the main white grape, and it's mainly planted in the deeper soils along the Napa River in the middle of the region.

Specifically, these results predict a loss of 15 to 30 per cent of temperate grasslands by the end of the century with a substantial increase in deep soil drought conditions.

At the same time, organic carbon frozen in deeper soil layers will decompose and enter the atmosphere.

Not exact matches

Tucked deep into the fertile soil and God - fearing air of the Mississippi Delta, the church is nestled on a flat, barren landscape, one of hundreds in a region where faith is the answer to poverty and hardship.

The seed fell upon this loosened soil in its deepest crevice at which point, unexplainable to me, a tear drop fell from the sky above borrowing that seed within its new home whilst giving it its birth.

A tree must have it's roots deep in good soil and with lots of water in order to be healthy and strong (cf. Ps.

The fruit of the Spirit grows in people who are getting their roots down deep into the soil of God's word; 65 % of the survey's respondents said that the house group meeting is a crucial setting for growth in Christ - likeness, and younger people find these settings particularly conducive to growth.

Only when you dig deep into the soil of your life, and remove all the barriers and obstacles that have been in the way for so long will you then be able to lay the foundation.

Pain is the soil where the deepest kind of faith in God grows.

But he was unlike the Renaissance man in that his own personal problems lent a bitter urgency, a sense of emotional desperation and intensity and determination to all he said, eyes flashing, calm voice firmly enunciating, occasional smile revealing a man still with roots deep in the Saxon soil from which he continued to draw a stream of homely metaphors and coarse comment.

It is in the soil of silent reflection that learning of the other puts down deep roots.

These systems, Morrison explains, enable workers to deep - clean and sanitize without having to touch soiled or contaminated surfaces, which results in cleaner buildings, more productive employees, happier customers and reduced costs spent on unnecessary equipment and excess chemicals.

Schweiger Vineyards 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon This remarkable Estate grown and bottled Cabernet Sauvignon was made from grapes grown in deep volcanic soil from 16 - 24 year old vines.

In retrospect agriculture in Australia was always going to be challenging and problematic, given the country's relative lack of good, deep soils, together with its harsh climate and propensity for drought and floodIn retrospect agriculture in Australia was always going to be challenging and problematic, given the country's relative lack of good, deep soils, together with its harsh climate and propensity for drought and floodin Australia was always going to be challenging and problematic, given the country's relative lack of good, deep soils, together with its harsh climate and propensity for drought and floods.

I have 3 that are growing in a pot about 14» by 16» deep with a mixture of peat moss and Miracle Grow potting soil.

Squirrels are pretty awful, and I gleefully fed all green tomato hornworms to my chickens, with a deep and fierce vindictiveness in my black - soil heart...

You can usually find me up to my elbows in soil or wool... both bring great satisfaction and a deep sense of peace to my Being!

What on earth causes our cute - as - a-button kid to turn into something that makes you want to dig your head deeper in the soil than any ostrich could?

Susan Lorenz studied soil, sediment, ground and surface water samples, and said that although she found lead present in surface soils, it had not migrated to deeper soils or ground water.

Amy, I think your beer bottle path would have been lovely — but you're right — I never would be able to dig deep enough in this hard soil!

I got a great idea lets drill off Long Island to make up for the loss of Florda oil... Rump can not possilbly soil the beach in front of Mar a Lago but who cares about NY... Not Rumps fault we are a deep blue state.

Despite this good news, the team's data also show that the radioisotopes seem to be stuck firmly to the soil, mainly in the top five centimeters (see «Skin deep»), and are not being washed away by rain.

But, Levy says, in recent years there has been an increasing appreciation for salts and how they might create intragranular films of water: Instead of the deep briny lakes or aquifers one might find on Earth, scientists are now looking to «small pockets of briny soils that resist freezing and are chockablock with nutrients.»

The remaining soil organic matter is not — as is frequently the case with forest soil — mostly present as «forest floor» in the surface layer, but lies deeper underground where it is better protected from humus - degrading microorganisms.

The mixing also affects soil pH: the best - known earthworm in central Europe, the Lumbricus terrestris, carries alkaline soil upwards from deeper layers.

The tentacles went just as deep as did the tap roots of other species such that the trees were not trading off structural differences for the ability to seek nutrients and water deep in the soil.

At Hachelbich, the meter - deep trenches dug around the camp were the easiest feature to spot in the soil.

Another set of sensors, buried 10 metres deep in the silty soil, will measure how quickly the water seeps in.

A team led by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that the type of plant inputs (that is, root or needle litter) affected total carbon and nitrogen retention over 10 years, but that soil horizon (essentially, the layer of soil, such as the topsoil organic or deeper mineral layers) affected how the litter - derived soil organic material is stabilized in the long term.

According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service's Backhaus, an alfalfa plant in particular, set in saturated soil, will grow weak roots only half as deep as normal.

They can also place the fertilizer deeper in the soil, where plants can access it more easily.

These root systems are a «below ground safety net» that stores carbon and nitrogen, prevents erosion and pulls up water from deep in the soil.

When he tested soils from the experimental plots, he saw soil organic carbon concentrations rise gradually with increases in nitrogen fertilization at soil depths from 0 to 6 inches, although not at deeper ones.

Projected global warming will likely decrease the extent of temperate drylands by a third over the remainder of the 21st century coupled with an increase in dry deep soil conditions during agricultural growing season.

In the Midwest, on the other hand, the grasses are generally able to withstand periodic dry conditions because their roots can grow toward deeper and moister soil.

As a result, fluids deeper in the soil move up towards this region of lower pressure.

Most of those changes are hidden, such as seasonal wetness in soils and currents that transport deep, cold seawater.

Those deep, better - established roots also help cycle nutrients in the soil and make them more available to plants.

Plant the forks deep into the soil so the curved areas of the forks with the tines (pointy parts) are in the soil and only the handles stick out.

At the Minoan site, Evershed and his team detected increased proportions of 5β - stanols as they dug deeper into the soil, suggesting that the archaeologists were right in their guess that the older layers were rich in manure.

And the 2.5 percent that is freshwater is locked up either in soil, remote snowpacks and glaciers or in deep aquifers.

A good soil also remains structurally sound deeper in the ground where pressure from above is higher.

«It's possible that the mobility of charcoal on the landscape and it's tendency to become concentrated in low - lying spots could make it more likely the charcoal from wildfires becomes buried and incorporated deep in soils and that these deposits act as a kind of charcoal reservoir that releases charcoal into the soil over long time spans.»

However, some yards have DDT and PBBs deeper in the soil, which could be due to Velsicol's offer of free fill dirt to their neighbors decades ago.

Various salt compounds found deep in the soil of New Mexico's desert may be the key to understanding how crops were cultivated in ancient Chaco Canyon — despite the backdrop of what seems an otherwise arid and desolate landscape, according to a University of Cincinnati study.

There, the surface soil is also alkaline and low in salts, but deeper it can turn saline and acidic as the «ice table» is approached, he said.