humus

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Food, dishhumushumus1, hummus /ˈhuːməs, ˈhʊ-/ noun [uncountable] DFFa Greek food made from a soft mixture of chickpeas, oil, and garlicExamples from the Corpushumus• However, the basic structural principle remains, and the primary constituents are present: air, humus, bacteria and moisture.• The twin-bin system enables humus to be kept in one section, while decomposing materials are housed in the other.• Cultivation: The planting medium should contain a good amount of humus.• Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.• They require a fine tilth with plenty of humus and moisture, and are slow growing.• Also the humus from decaying plants is washed down.• I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.Related topics: Gardeninghumushu‧mus2 /ˈhjuːməs/ noun [uncountable] TADLGsoil made of decayed plants, leaves etc that is good for growing plants → compostExamples from the Corpushumus• However, the basic structural principle remains, and the primary constituents are present: air, humus, bacteria and moisture.• The twin-bin system enables humus to be kept in one section, while decomposing materials are housed in the other.• Cultivation: The planting medium should contain a good amount of humus.• Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.• They require a fine tilth with plenty of humus and moisture, and are slow growing.• Also the humus from decaying plants is washed down.• I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.

单词	humus
释义	humus From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Food, dishhumushumus1, hummus /ˈhuːməs, ˈhʊ-/ noun [uncountable] DFFa Greek food made from a soft mixture of chickpeas, oil, and garlicExamples from the Corpushumus• However, the basic structural principle remains, and the primary constituents are present: air, humus, bacteria and moisture.• The twin-bin system enables humus to be kept in one section, while decomposing materials are housed in the other.• Cultivation: The planting medium should contain a good amount of humus.• Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.• They require a fine tilth with plenty of humus and moisture, and are slow growing.• Also the humus from decaying plants is washed down.• I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.Related topics: Gardeninghumushu‧mus2 /ˈhjuːməs/ noun [uncountable] TADLGsoil made of decayed plants, leaves etc that is good for growing plants → compostExamples from the Corpushumus• However, the basic structural principle remains, and the primary constituents are present: air, humus, bacteria and moisture.• The twin-bin system enables humus to be kept in one section, while decomposing materials are housed in the other.• Cultivation: The planting medium should contain a good amount of humus.• Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.• They require a fine tilth with plenty of humus and moisture, and are slow growing.• Also the humus from decaying plants is washed down.• I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.
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