the commonest site of an abscess; causes local pain and swelling and a positive indication is obtained by needle puncture. accumulation of edema in subcutaneous tissues, usually of the dependent parts.
Soil testing technicians are often responsible for setting up testing equipment, some of which can be quite heavy. Soil testing technicians also need to be able to make their way through different types of terrain to get to their testing sites. Soil testing technicians must be able to work well as part of a team of other technicians and scientists.
However, unless you have a soil test done by a professional soil lab, don't bother applying lime to your lawn. A soil test kit or pH probe available at your local garden center will tell you your soil's pH, but will not tell you how much lime is needed to correct the problem. The amount of lime needed to correct the soil pH is dependent on soil type (how much sand and/or clay is present in the soil). Results from a professional soil lab will tell you how much lime to apply to your soil as pounds of pure calcium carbonate.