• Agricultural scientists are increasingly aware of slow, irreversible trends in soil and climate deterioration.

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  • The principle is similar to that of terroir, where the soil and climate in a particular area impart distinctive qualities into wine.

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  • Like wine grapes, hops are said to reflect the specific character of their soil, climate and farming technique, and the best ones are highly coveted.

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  • However, the huge swathes of abandoned former forest land alongside previous road schemes show that, in fact, much of the region lacks suitable soil and climate for agriculture.

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  • Just like a great wine comes from a great region a great tequila is harvested and produced in only where there is the perfect trifecta of soil, climate and altitude.

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  • It doesn't seem to be affected all that much by climate, soil conditions, geographical location, growth rate, tree size or disease.

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  • Areas most suitable for growing seed crops will be identified, taking into account factors such as soil types and local climate.

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  • Climate and soil determine a lot of what can be planted successfully.

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  • In terms of climate, soil types and altitude, the picture is varied.

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  • Fatty acid content in vegetable oils can vary significantly, a spokeswoman for Spruce Naturals says, depending on factors such as differences in climate, soil, seed variety and how the oil is pressed.

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  • Now, Dr Charters has set about trying to help growers in the Champagne region decide the future of their industry, notably the trend towards smaller, more distinctive brands that reflect a particular "terroir" -- the combination of climate and soil composition that gives a wine its character.

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  • Plants provide invaluable services, they provide us with the very air we breathe, clean water and fertile soil and they help regulate the climate.

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  • This is thanks in part to the climate and in part to the soil, a mixture of limestone and clay and thousands of fossilized oyster shells (a wine snob could probably even name the type of oyster).

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  • But that harshness makes Antarctica the perfect outdoor laboratory for testing theories about the relationship between the earth's climate and the creatures that live in the soil.

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  • For instance, the Hadley Centre for climate research in the UK, published research only this week suggesting that forests will speed up climate change in the future, as the soil will start to emit more greenhouse gases than the trees absorb as the temperature builds up.

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  • Decades of operation have heated the very soil through which the tunnels run and led to the sweaty climate familiar to today's passengers.

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  • The Greek climate is also a winning combination: ample sun, minimal rainfall and abundant poor soil set the stage for some serious grape growing.

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