1. 7 Try humus on wheat pita bread.

2. 10 Hi - rich humus, the soil of Micro.

3. The support comprises a three dimensional humus matrix lattice.

4. A-horizon - the top layer of a soil profile; usually contains humus A horizon humus - partially decomposed organic matter; the organic component of

5. The experimental base soil used was humus-rich sand.

6. 9 Humus is dead, decaying organic matter. NOT inorganic fertilizer.

7. 8 Yellow hill mud also is acidity, contain humus less.

8. This decayed biomass forms humus, which is food for the forest.

9. They generate the humus soils across the landmasses of Earth.

10. 1 Also the humus from decaying plants is washed down.

11. 14 Try bean dips, humus and other fun sauces on your vegetables.

12. The best dispensation for the highest surviving rate 98% is to mix the perlite, vermiculite and humous as the rate of

13. 21 Cultivation: The planting medium should contain a good amount of humus.

14. 4 Humus: The end product of decomposed organic matter such as leaves.

15. 3 The dark humus deposits inside burial mounds were used as fertiliser.

16. 18 When the humus has been formed,(www.Sentencedict.com) plants can grow well in it.

17. With erosion, the fine layer of humus, which took thousands of years to form, disappears.

18. They make the humus, the fertile layer to which all life on land is linked.

19. 27 Earthworms consume large amounts of soil, and produce a rich humus, perfect in texture.

20. 30 Plants grow in soil which has a dark colour . This dark soil is humus.

21. Dark color of the A horizon is due to the mixing of humus with mineral

22. The humus layer of the alluvial meadow soil is 100-110 cm deep, light in colour, the value of the humus is 1,5 % and the flowing subsoil water is at a depth of 120-140 cm from the surface.

23. 25 When the manures rot down they add organic matter to the soil, which turns into humus.

24. 20 Effects of potassium humate on the soil humus, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium in Huangguan pears were studied.

25. 6 They require a fine tilth with plenty of humus and moisture, and are slow growing.

26. 23 They need a site with plenty of old compost or humus-based fertiliser worked in.

27. 13 But these soil are dig the natural humus that come from inside the forest earth.

28. Aspidogyne mendoncae grows in humus on the floor of lowland forests, in the Brazilian state of Espirito Santo.

29. 12 Leaching The removal of humus and soil nutrients in solution by water moving down the soil profile.

30. In contrast, the stands with the beech understorey show an initial humus accumulation in the litter layer.

31. 11 The content of methyl functional group of humus is an important index to evaluate the humification of soil.

32. 5 I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.

33. The soil was a heavy loam clay with high humus content (2.8 %) and high acidity (low pH 4.9).

34. 24 However, the basic structural principle remains, and the primary constituents are present: air, humus, bacteria and moisture.

35. Hg accumulation in forest humus layers was directly influenced by recent deposition levels and has placed soil microbiota at risk

36. Hg accumulation in forest humus layers was directly influenced by recent deposition levels and has placed soil microbiota at risk.

37. Profile Nabbegat is a haplic Arenosol (with Mormoder humus form), overlying a plaggic Anthrosol, overlying a ploughed umbric Podzol (Fig

38. Insects, fungi, worms, and other organisms ultimately convert all this organic material into humus, a vital ingredient of fertile soil.

39. Badger diggings also improve the soil through aeration, improving water flow and promoting the development of the humus layer.

40. An excellent stubble crop and intercrop. The considerable amount of root and aboveground matter enriches the soil with humus.

41. He kicked the grey into a gallop, and it thundered across the grass, throwing up torn lichen and humus.

42. 16 The herbaceous peat of humus and high—ashes is mainly used for all kinds of composts, humic fertilizer and Krilium.

43. Actinomycetes participate in diverse soil processes (ammonium fixation, decomposition of cellular tissue, and the synthesis and decomposition of humus).

44. With the inclusion of "inorganic compounds", the above definition allows that the end product might not be humus, an organic substance.

45. 22 Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.

46. 2 The twin-bin system enables humus to be kept in one section, while decomposing materials are housed in the other.

47. On its way down toward the humus layer on the ground, the nutrient-rich water is partially absorbed and stored.

48. Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.

49. 23 He kicked the grey into a gallop, and it thundered across the grass, throwing up torn lichen and humus.

50. 16 The rootless seedling with rootage powder treatment could improve survival rate obviously, but with weak growing condition, even cultured in humus.

51. The upper section of the A horizon usually contains humus along with plant and animal matter in varying stages of decay

52. The upper section of the A horizon usually contains humus along with plant and animal matter in varying stages of decay.

53. 17 Indian pipe and growing in woodland humus of eastern North America; in some classifications placed in a separate genus Hypopitys.

54. 10 In humus soil, cordate prothalli did not bear archegonia,(www.Sentencedict.com) and thus the process of sexual reproduction ofSgrevilleoides could not be finished.

55. A horizon definition: the top layer of a soil profile , usually dark-coloured and containing humus and from Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

56. It also improves the soil by attracting and feeding earthworms, slaters and many other soil micro-organisms, as well as adding humus.

57. 26 Like most Plectranthus species, 'Mona Lavender' enjoys a rich soil with plenty of humus, and won't say no to extra compost!

58. 29 Leopard skin flower is not tall to edaphic requirement, general loam adds training ground nor sandy soil can, need not join overmuch humus.

59. The predominant type of soil is brown earth, ranging from luvisols to eroded, colluvial and alluvial brown earths, with an average or low humus content.

60. 28 Bioplastic polymers not only help in saving energy, but also help in reducing the greenhouse effect and become fertile humus for the soil.

61. Camellias dislike lime and grow best in a neutral or acid soil; (pH 7 or below) that is humus-rich, moist and free-draining

62. 15 The effect of organic expanders including humus acid, lignin, violanthrone and iso violanthrone on the performances of the lead-acid battery are described.

63. As the forest grows, more leaves fall on the surface -- it means more humus is produced, it means more food so the forest can grow still bigger.

64. In the soil this film is Broken down into its constituent parts - to humus - within 120 days by the natural decaying process, similar to that which occurs during composting

65. It is this vast community of living organisms —five billion to a teaspoonful of temperate-zone soil, according to some estimates— that causes organic matter to decay, becoming humus.

66. The gardeners leased land benefiting from Csongrád county’s humus-rich, meadow-chernozem, alluvial soil, which heats up quickly. Wherever possible, they chose to settle on land with a slight slope.

67. ‘Antirrhinum species grow best in a fertile, moist, humus-rich soil in a sunny position.’ ‘The colourful, fat tubular flowers of the Antirrhinum, with their snapping 'dragon mouths', have long held a …

68. Ground flora and the thick layer of litter and humus in the forests act as sponge and help retain the water received in the form of rain or through the melting of snow ; this prevents floods in the plains .

69. In soil: Soil horizons …surface litter) is termed the A horizon. This is a weathered layer that contains an accumulation of humus (decomposed, dark-coloured, carbon-rich matter) and microbial biomass that is mixed with small-grained minerals to form aggregate …

70. Centipedes (phylum Arthropoda, class Chilopoda) occur throughout the world in both temperate and tropical regions where they live in soil and humus and beneath fallen logs, bark, and stones.Because they lack a hard outer skeleton, Centipedes are confined to moist environments in order to maintain water balance

71. Aridisols are dry, desertlike soils that have low organic content and are sparsely vegetated by drought- or salt-tolerant plants. (Not included in this order are soils located in polar regions or high-elevation settings.) Dry climate and low humus content limit their arability without irrigation.

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