Meanings of alkaline soil in English

Grape berries were sampled in two different vineyards with alkaline soil and analyzed using a ICP-MS.

Wildflowers thrive on the thin alkaline soil and the soundtrack is a chorus of bleating sheep.

All brassicas' sprouts grow best on alkaline soil that is well cultivated but not freshly manured.

Conversely, in alkaline soil, iron will last indefinitely, but that the nitrogenous bacteria will quickly rot wooden posts.

Clovers and the grasses want an alkaline soil, and there is waste of money and time in seeding acid land.

Hg driven co-selection of several ARGs namely intI1, tetA and tetB were observed in the alkaline soil within the tested Hg concentrations.

I doubt if there was actually any really alkaline soil, in its native state, in the humid region lying east of the Mississippi River.

The effect is very pronounced in times of drought, the alkaline soil crops drying up much more quickly than do those on acid soil.

Snowdrops are obliging plants, growing in acid or alkaline soil and not too fussy about position, although neither deep shade nor baking sun is recommended.

Alkaline soil is mentioned in one report as a chief difficulty.

Carrots do best in light, slightly alkaline soils that have not been freshly manured.

During the mining and transportation processes galena may be exposed to the alkaline soils.

Alkaline soils are widely distributed around the world.

Alkaline soils may still benefit from additional calcium and should get gypsum instead of ordinary lime.)

Nelson reassures us that in certain areas hazel is abundant in scrub and woodland that develops on alkaline soils.