organicity
- noun
- /ɔrˈɡænɪsɪti/
- Specialized
- The organicity of the soil determines its fertility.
Examples
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The organicity of compost is important for improving soil fertility in agriculture.
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High organicity in water samples can indicate pollution from decaying plant material.
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Researchers analyzed the organicity of river sediments to assess environmental health.
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Many farmers are concerned about the organicity of their crops.
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Researchers analyzed the organicity of river sediments to assess environmental health.
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The organicity of compost is important for improving soil fertility in agriculture.
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High organicity in water samples can indicate pollution from decaying plant material.
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Morphology
Etymology
Organicity comes from organic, which means 'from living things' and is the same root as organism. So, organicity can mean the amount of 'living' or once-living material in soil or water, the stuff that shows how much life is there.