A new study conducted by geologists from the University of Florida and the University of Maryland reveals that, as land is ...

Texas' extreme flood susceptibility stems from its high drainage density, meaning numerous steep, V-shaped stream channels quickly funnel rainfall into larger waterways. This rapid runoff, coupled ...

Soil is the thin layer of material covering the earth’s surface and it is formed from the weathering of rocks.

The dynamic equilibria of species abundances, community structure, and landscape patterns that are produced under a given combination of abiotic conditions, such as topography, soils, and climate, can ...

Increased biofilm formation and higher EPS also helps the soil particles to stick together and with roots (7). The binding properties of their exopolysaccharide would cause soil particles to cement ...

However, there is a paucity of scientific literature that have provided a comprehensive understanding of the role of soil aggregates in the environmental and ecosystem functions of soils. The ...

Interpretive Maps The maps and charts in this section can help you determine suitable uses and management practices for land parcels. You can also learn more about how soil ratings are established ...

Soil has been described as the Earth's "living skin". It's the place our food comes from, the place that all of us will eventually return to. "Humus" and "human" have the same Latin root.

Here we report the effect of Indium tin oxide (ITO) surface structure on the formation of self assembled monolayers (SAM) derived from phosphonohexadecanoic acid with regard to coverage and stability ...