Whakamāoritia "found in soil" ki Arapi

EN Soil. A few people have contracted Legionnaires' disease after working in a garden or using contaminated potting soil.

• Soil
• Legionnaires' disease after
• garden
• contaminated potting

EN Improving the soil with compost Making their own compost has contributed to soil improvement and improved growth in the fields

• Improving the soil
• compost has contributed
• soil improvement
• fields

EN The fungi that cause it can be found in soil or bird droppings and vary depending upon geographic location.

• fungi that cause
• found in soil
• bird droppings
• vary depending upon

EN PCB remnants still cycle between air, water and soil, and traces are found all over the world

• PCB remnants still
• between air
• water
• soil
• traces are found

EN Toxoplasmosis. This infection is caused by a parasite found in contaminated food, soil and the feces of infected cats.

• Toxoplasmosis
• infection is caused
• food
• soil
• feces of infected

EN The amoeba is also sometimes found in soil

• found in soil

EN The fungi that cause it can be found in soil or bird droppings and vary depending upon geographic location.

• fungi that cause
• found in soil
• bird droppings
• vary depending upon

EN Other sources include contaminated air, water and soil

• sources include contaminated
• water
• soil

EN Household dust. Household dust can contain lead from lead paint chips or from contaminated soil brought in from outside.

• Household dust
• lead from lead
• chips
• contaminated soil brought

EN To help reduce hand-to-mouth transfer of contaminated dust or soil, wash your children's hands after outdoor play, before eating and at bedtime

• reduce hand-to-mouth transfer
• contaminated dust
• soil
• wash your children's
• after outdoor play
• before eating
• bedtime

EN Remove shoes before entering the house. This will help keep lead-based soil outside.

• Remove shoes before
• house
• keep lead-based soil

EN Prevent children from playing on soil

• soil

EN Plant grass or cover bare soil with mulch.

• Plant grass
• cover bare soil

EN Household dust. Household dust can contain lead from paint chips or soil brought in from outside.

• Household dust
• lead from paint

EN For example, vegetables may be grown in soil that contains lead, or exposed to exhaust from fuel that contains lead

• example
• soil that contains
• exposed to exhaust
• fuel that contains

EN If possible, lay sod on areas of bare soil or cover bare spots with grass seed, mulch or wood chips

• possible
• bare soil
• cover bare spots
• grass seed
• mulch
• wood chips

EN Also, regularly wash children's toys, which may become contaminated from soil or household dust.

• regularly wash children's
• household

EN Anthrax spores are formed by anthrax bacteria that occur naturally in soil in most parts of the world

• naturally in soil

EN Instead, a person has to come into contact with soil mixed with human or pig feces that contain ascariasis eggs or infected water

• Instead
• ascariasis eggs
• infected water

EN Unwashed fruits or vegetables grown in contaminated soil also can transmit the ascariasis eggs.

• Unwashed fruits
• ascariasis

EN The tiny (microscopic) ascariasis eggs can't become infective without coming into contact with soil

• tiny
• microscopic
• ascariasis eggs can't
• infective without coming
• soil

EN The fertilized eggs must be in soil for at least two to four weeks before they become infective.

• fertilized eggs must
• two to four
• before they become

EN Poor sanitation. Ascariasis is widespread in developing countries where human feces are allowed to mix with local soil.

• Poor sanitation
• Ascariasis is widespread
• feces are allowed
• mix with local

EN Most people catch Legionnaires' disease by inhaling the bacteria from water or soil

• catch Legionnaires' disease
• inhaling the bacteria
• water
• soil

EN Outdoors, legionella bacteria survive in soil and water, but rarely cause infections

• Outdoors
• legionella bacteria survive
• soil
• water
• rarely cause infections

EN For example, a dog infected with a tapeworm will pass tapeworm eggs in its feces, which get into the soil.

• example
• tapeworm will pass

EN If this same soil comes in contact with a food or water source, it becomes contaminated. You can then be infected when you eat or drink something from the contaminated source.

• same soil comes
• food
• water source
• becomes contaminated
• then be infected
• eat
• contaminated

EN In 1900, at the Paris Olympic Games, it was the French team who won the first Olympic tournament on home soil

• Paris Olympic Games
• soil

EN The world faces rising population numbers, rapid urbanization, climate change, declining soil fertility and an increasing demand for food and fuel security

• faces rising population
• rapid urbanization
• climate change
• declining soil fertility
• fuel security

EN Current information and background on soil and climate, nature protection and biodiversity.

• background on soil
• climate
• nature protection

EN The principle of organic agriculture is the sustainable production of food from balanced and fertile soil

• principle of organic
• balanced
• fertile soil

EN The principle of organic agriculture is the sustainable production of food from balanced and fertile soil.

• principle of organic
• balanced
• fertile

EN The main principle of organic agriculture is the production of healthy food from balanced and fertile soil

• fertile soil

EN What the standard looks likeThe main principle of organic agriculture is the production of healthy food from balanced and fertile soil

• standard looks likeThe
• principle of organic
• production of healthy
• balanced
• fertile soil

EN The broader concept of adaptation also applies to non-climatic factors such as soil erosion or surface subsidence

• applies to non-climatic
• soil erosion
• surface subsidence

EN The project includes reforestation, rehabilitation of land, protection from wildfires, soil conservation, forest industry production and road improvement

• project includes reforestation
• rehabilitation of land
• protection from wildfires
• soil conservation
• forest industry production
• road improvement

EN The world faces rising population numbers, rapid urbanization, climate change, declining soil fertility and an increasing demand for food and fuel security

• faces rising population
• rapid urbanization
• climate change
• declining soil fertility
• fuel security

EN Improving the soil, managing pests

• Improving the soil
• managing pests

EN Soil makes up the outermost layer of our planet

• planet

EN An average soil sample is about 50 per cent minerals and five per cent organic matter by weight, with water and air making up the rest

• average soil sample
• per cent minerals
• five per cent
• matter by weight
• water
• rest

EN A number of IFAD’s projects adopt practices to increase soil fertility, reinforce its physical structure and safeguard biodiversity below ground

• projects adopt practices
• increase soil fertility
• reinforce its physical
• safeguard biodiversity below

EN IFAD-supported projects also implement a number of other measures to enhance and safeguard soil biodiversity, including:

• enhance
• safeguard soil biodiversity

EN Agroforestry and practices that ensure constant soil cover, such as mulches and cover crops

• Agroforestry
• practices that ensure
• soil cover
• mulches
• cover crops

EN The project brought him on a tour of the Indian Institute of Soil and Water Conservation, where he got to see demonstrations of state-of-the-art agricultural techniques

• project brought him
• Institute of Soil
• Water Conservation
• demonstrations of state-of-the-art
• techniques

EN Current information and background on soil and climate, nature protection and biodiversity.

• background on soil
• climate
• nature protection

EN It includes, however, a Russian Orthodox chapel with golden domes, which even stands on Russian soil

• includes
• however
• Russian Orthodox chapel
• golden domes
• soil

EN This reduces soil compaction to a minimum and so reduces the risk of erosion

• reduces soil compaction
• minimum
• reduces the risk
• erosion

EN This also protects the soil: fruit-bearing trees, for instance, have their roots in completely different water and nutrient depots than cereals.

• protects the soil
• fruit-bearing trees
• instance
• roots in completely
• water

EN The principle of organic agriculture is the sustainable production of food from balanced and fertile soil.

• principle of organic
• balanced
• fertile

EN As you know, the militias are very active on Iraqi soil

• know
• militias are very
• Iraqi soil