1. Soil water retention is essential to life.

2. One trend is toward a climatology geared more closely to the soil-water balance and the availability of soil water to plants.

3. Actinomycetes form an integral part of soil, water and vegetation.

4. Non-powered automatic water supply apparatus corresponding to dryness of soil water

5. - Sustainable Management of Natural Resources: soil, water, natural areas and coastal zones;

6. - Sustainable Management of Natural Resources: soil, water, natural areas and coastal zones

7. Cryptogams also lack true roots and cannot actively access soil water and nutrients.

8. To flourish, a flowering plant needs good soil, water, and a proper climate.

9. Cryptogams also lack true roots and cannot actively access soil water and nutrients

10. Additional measurements in soil water and groundwater allocate the accumulation to various soil layers

11. Additional measurements in soil water and groundwater allocate the accumulation to various soil layers.

12. These Amebas are found in soil, water and air samples from all over the world

13. Hügelkultur is the practice of burying large volumes of wood to increase soil water retention.

14. This kind of soft soil - water content, high compressibility, lower in permeability and bearing capacity.

15. Buckbrush can significantly deplete soil water at the detriment of pasture grasses, particularly in dry conditions.

16. They inhabit virtually all environments, including soil, water, organic matter, and the Bodies of multicellular animals.

17. Yields were adversely affected when soil water potential at the 30-cm depth dropped below −0.4 bar.

18. (a) in soil, water, sediment, air and any additional matrices used in support of environmental fate studies;

19. All of these processes affect soil and soil water chemistry which subsequently influences the quality of runoff.

20. Buckbrush also can significantly deplete soil water to the detriment of pasture grasses, particularly in dry conditions.

21. Such factors are: alternation phenomenon, climate (rainfall, temperature, radiation energy), soil (water and mineral supply), plant-protective agents.

22. The material Biodegrades within a few weeks in soil, water or marine conditions, and leaves no toxic residue

23. By aggregating information users can evaluate the state of each component (soil, water, vegetation, poverty, quality of life).

24. To encourage a fuller hedge, increase the organic matter in the soil, water, then mulch to conserve soil moisture.

25. The planet's resources, especially renewable resources like soil, water, air and timber, are under severe pressure from human society.

26. Axal-TT PRO 3.0 Endurance 12/20 (24) kV Three core cable for fixed installation in soil, water and pipes

27. Crabgrass is an opportunistic annual grass that sprouts in the late Spring, anywhere there is bare soil, water, and sunlight

28. Soil Conservationists possess a practical knowledge of the methods and techniques of soil, water, and environmental conservation as they relate to agricultural

29. But at the same time, expanded operations and more intensive agricultural activities have put greater pressure on land, soil, water, and air resources.

30. Improved measures of Chiseling effects on soil water relations are needed to evaluate water intake and infiltration benefits, especially as related to depth of Chiseling.

31. The most common indications of Bowed walls are cracks and water leaks caused by unstable soil, water buildup, or tree roots pushing from the outside

32. 30 The reason of soil respiration rate increasing in the fenced plots might be the increases of biomass in the belowground and soil water content.

33. Clostridium, genus of rod-shaped, usually gram-positive bacteria, members of which are found in soil, water, and the intestinal tracts of humans and other animals

34. Clostridium, genus of rod-shaped, usually gram-positive bacteria, members of which are found in soil, water, and the intestinal tracts of humans and other animals

35. (i) measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products, biocides, veterinary medicinal products and handling and disposal of waste, and

36. 18 Straw coverage can weaken the wallop of raindrops and keep the surface ped from being destroyed; it also cut down the evaporation loss of soil water.

37. Allochthonous refers to material that has been imported into an ecosystem. While an ecosystem involves both organic (plants, bacteria, animals) and inorganic things (rocks, soil, water), the

38. measures to control hazardous contamination such as that arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products, biocides, veterinary medicinal products and handling and disposal of waste,

39. measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste

40. The bounty of mother earth – in the form of its soil, water, metals and energy resources - has shaped civilizations depending on how these resources were owned and used.

41. measures to control hazardous contamination such as that arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products, biocides, veterinary medicinal products and handling and disposal of waste

42. measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste;

43. measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste; and

44. (a) measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste;

45. The effect of soil water deficits on net photosynthesis, transpiration, stomatal activity, twig xylem pressure potentials, and cambial growth were studied in large, field-grown Douglas-fir (Pseudotsugamenziesii (Mirb.)

46. Sprout producers also must take measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste.

47. measures to control hazardous contamination such as those arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products, biocides, veterinary medicinal products and handling and disposal of waste, and

48. (i) measures to control hazardous contamination such as that arising from the air, soil, water, fertilisers, plant protection products, biocides, veterinary medicinal products and handling and disposal of waste,

49. (a) measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection agents and biocides, and the storage, handling and disposal of waste, and

50. Bioremediation is a branch of biotechnology that employs the use of living organisms, like microbes and bacteria, in the removal of contaminants, pollutants, and toxins from soil, water, and other

51. (a) measures to control contamination arising from the air, soil, water, feed, fertilisers, veterinary medicinal products, plant protection products and biocides and the storage, handling and disposal of waste; and

52. However, at the same time, expanded operations and more intensive agricultural activities have put greater pressure on land, soil, water and air resources, and have implications for climate and biodiversity as well.

53. High air temperatures and intensive solar radiation has resulted in a high increase in water consumption by the crops, and as there has been no significant rain, soil water reservoirs have dried out.

54. Statistical trend analysis on concentrations and fluxes of sulphur and nitrogen compounds, base cations and acidity parameters was carried out on data from open field and throughfall deposition and runoff/soil water quality by ICP Integrated Monitoring

55. Statistical trend analysis on concentrations and fluxes of sulphur and nitrogen compounds, base cations and acidity parameters was carried out on data from open field and throughfall deposition and runoff/soil water quality by ICP Integrated Monitoring.

56. The nomograms account for advection, diffusion in soil air and soil water, dispersion, linear sorption, first order degradation in an unsaturated zone consisting of different soil layers, taking the finiteness of the pollutant mass in the soil contamination into account.

57. What to Look For Sodium Borate is a naturally-occurring compound composed of boron, oxygen, hydrogen, and sodium. Trace amounts are found in soil, water, plants, and animals, but it is most commonly found in sediments and sedimentary rock formations.

58. The reporting would include information on trends in deposition, runoff and soil water, proton budgets and significance of sulphur and nitrogen processes, climate change processes affecting acidification recovery, nitrogen budgets and risk indicators, heavy metal budgets and estimates on accumulation and critical loads.

59. To grow sage from Cuttings, you’ll need: A small pot (3″ is good with good drainage) or growing area with some potting soil; Water; Rooting hormone (optional) Before we get into the specific steps, it should be noted that growing sage from Cuttings …

60. Soil pH was determined in 1: 2.5 (v/v) soil/water suspension, organic matter content was determined using the potassium Bichromate titrimetric method, available nitrogen was measured by using the alkaline hydrolysis diffusion method, available potassium was measured using the neutral ammonium acetate extraction method, and available phosphorus

61. In consultation with African Union we will establish over 80 new institutions at the Pan-African, regional and bilateral levels in sectors such as agriculture, rural development, food processing, soil, water testing laboratories, integrated textile cluster, weather forecasting, life and earth science, information technology, vocational training, English language centers, entrepreneurial development institutes.

62. Bacterium definition is - any of a domain (Bacteria) of chiefly round, spiral, or rod-shaped single-celled prokaryotic microorganisms that typically live in soil, water, organic matter, or the bodies of plants and animals, that make their own food especially from sunlight or are saprophytic or parasitic, are often motile by means of flagella, reproduce especially by binary fission, and include