His use of isotopic labeling in the advance of soil chemistry led to his being considered a founder of agricultural radiology.
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The application of aerial fire retardants creates an atypical appearance on land and water surfaces and has the potential to change soil chemistry.
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Many fungus species fruit between late summer and early winter, depending on temperature, rainfall and various other environmental factors such as soil chemistry.
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Instead she enrolled at the prestigious McGill University in Montreal, Canada for a course in agricultural technology with specialization in soil chemistry and microbiology.
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Foliar feeding with a spray of fertilizer solution is also practical, and has the advantage that the fertilizer will not alter the soil chemistry.
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This said, there are a few examples of ecotypes associated with harsh soil chemistry, indicating such inhospitable soils can lead to fungal evolutionary change.
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It gives rise to areas of thin soils, prone to drought in summer, and having a particular soil chemistry supporting a distinct flora set.
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The bill would require that any protected wetland must match a strict set of defining criteria involving water saturation, soil chemistry, vegetation and similar measurements.
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Additionally, they are particularly important in the context of soil chemistry due to the low volumes of solvent and, consequently, the high concentration of electrolytes.
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He became an instructor in chemistry at the University of Nebraska, while working as an assistant chemist for the University's Experimental Station, specializing in soil chemistry.
