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soil permeability English
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Simple sentences
Plants take in water from the soil.
It isn't suitable soil for this kind of plants.
The air is soft, the soil moist.
Does the soil suit vegetables?
The soil retained richness.
Nothing seems to grow in this soil.
Fertile soil is indispensable for a good harvest.
That soil is rich in humus.
Acid soil is neutralised by ash.
When rain's fallen and the soil is moist, it becomes easier to pull out weeds.
The rain washed away the soil.
She renewed the soil in the flower pot.
This soil is moist.
The air is soft, and the soil is moist.
The reddish appearance of Mars is believed to be caused by an iron-rich soil.
The soil here is fertile.
Fertile soil is indispensable for agriculture.
She put new soil in the flower pot.
He watered the soil.
It was a very hungry soil.
It's a very rocky soil, isn't it?
Plants don't grow in this soil.
What is the soil food web?
News and current affairs
The bureaucracies must be bypassed to get help to where it is needed: in the soil tilled by the world's poorest farm families.
After all, institutions are not hot-house plants capable of being planted in any soil and climate.
Japan remains a model ally that hosts a large US troop presence, even paying for the upkeep of American forces on its soil.
Land conversion for grazing (and construction), together with crop tillage, has also caused soil erosion at 15 times its natural rate.
Indeed, at its current pace, anthropogenic soil erosion would fill the Grand Canyon in 50 years.
India acknowledges in the document that Tibet is part of China and proscribes anti-Chinese activities by Tibetans from Indian soil.
Reforms, after all, are not hothouse plants that can be transplanted at will in any soil.
Low farm yields can be addressed through improved seed varieties specially adapted for African conditions, combined with technologies for replenishing soil and managing water.
There is no movement of the soil yet, and there will not be for some time.
Lastly, France arguably has one of the world's most favorable natural environments, with fertile soil and an exceptionally temperate climate.
It also requires that Palestinians demonstrate that they can govern responsibly and that they can put an end to terrorist violence emanating from Palestinian soil.
In the view of early-twentieth-century right-wing European nationalists, Anglo-American capitalism, controlled by Jews, undermined the sacred ties of blood and soil.
Israeli Jews are now firmly rooted in their own national soil.
So far, about 3,500 hectares have been planted with trees or put under improved soil-management practices.
This year's snowmelt caused landslides and flooding - a warning of more soil erosion and destruction of arable land to come; hundreds died and thousands lost their livelihoods.
For Stern, this was part of the cultural soil in which National Socialism flourished.
Agriculture, after all, must be viewed in the context of the wider eco-system, which also means developing improved methods for conserving resources such as soil, forests, and fisheries.
The border dispute remains unresolved, with periodic incursions by Chinese troops onto Indian soil and new irritants such as the anti-Chinese protests by Tibetan exiles who have been given asylum in India.
More recently, Cristina's foreign minister presided over the requisitioning of a US military plane on Argentinean soil.
I grew up, went to school, started a family, and raised my children on Dominican soil.
Membership of a terrorist organization, including those operating on foreign soil, training and recruiting people for terrorism, and promotion of terrorism have been made criminal offenses.