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Plants were sown in 1.25-litre plant bags filled with a soil mixture of two parts sandy soil, two parts compost and one part vermiculite.
The zone is 170 m thick, and ammonoids and other fossils occur as imprints in mudstones and as shell-rich layers in sandy turbidites.
The topography was gently rolling, with thick peat extending in the lower parts and white sandy soils dominating in the upper parts.
The black clay on the east side contrasts sharply with the brown, sandy soil found on the west side of the embankment.
The coarse-grained lower part is chiefly composed of cross-bedded sandstone and the finer-grained upper part includes rippled silty sandstone and bioturbated sandy siltstone.
Occasionally 1-1.5 m thick, rippled fine-grained sandy units are seen overlying this interbedded assemblage with a sharp contact.
Overall the short-eared tends to be a paler, sandier bird than the long-eared.
The absence of a direct correlation between trapped adults and tuber infestation in sandy soil may be due to lack of statistical power.
Modeling water retention curves of sandy soils using neural networks.
Cotton was sown in patches on sandy soil.
The tubs were half filled with a mixture of steamsterilized sandy loam (50%), peat (30%) and grit (20%).
Other authors have performed experiments in which stable sandy nonseparated bottom configurations were not observed, which led to questioning the actual existence of rolling-grain ripples.
As the sandy units preserve shallow-water bedforms, we assume that the basins were sediment-, not waterloaded.
Overall, soils were sandy in texture, tended to be moderately acid and organic carbon levels were low, varying from 6 to 15 mg kg71.
The latter was described as "massive sandstones and conglomerates with interbedded sandy shales which are of continental origin".
