The phrase "a cultivation system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or framework for growing plants or crops, or in a broader context of developing skills or knowledge.
Example: "The researchers developed a new cultivation system that maximizes crop yield while minimizing water usage."
Alternatives: "growing method" or "farming system."
Organic farming, therefore, already meets the requirements of the EU "Sustainable Use Directive" 2009/128/EC for a cultivation system using smaller amounts of pesticides [28].
Based on this productivity, a cultivation system equivalent to 26,200 acres (40.9 square miles) would be required for the baseline scenario (30%% CO2 mitigation for a 1,000 MW capacity plant).
The major issues to resolve are finding a cultivation system that has high cell density with optimum lipid content that can also be carried out on a suitably large scale (Huerlimann et al. 2010).
Here we study planting density and growth regulator effects on plant structure and production of cotton when the cotton is grown in a relay intercrop with wheat, a cultivation system that is widespread in China.
As part of the ESA-funded MELiSSA program, the suitability, the growth and the development of four bread wheat cultivars were investigated in hydroponic culture with the aim to incorporate such a cultivation system in an Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS).
This argument is made with reference to the cases of SRI (a cultivation system that is said to boost farm yields without the need for genetically improved germplasm) and C4 rice (a crop-improvement project intending to 'supercharge' rice photosynthesis to increase rice yields).
A-stat cultivation system and control algorithms used are described in more detail in our previous works [ 24, 51, 56].
A convenient cultivation system using a disposable plastic bag provided a three-fold increase in purification yield of tag-free hFasLECD as compared with the conventional system using a baffled glass flask.
Healthy zebrafish (Danio rerio), weighing 0.3 ± 0.1 g and about 6 months of age, were obtained from the animal center at the East China University of Science and Technology (Shanghai, China) and maintained at 22 ± 2°C in a zebrafish cultivation system with a photo-period of 12 12 h (light : dark).
For imaging of live cells, a cell cultivation system consisting of a heated microscope stage (Heating insert P), incubator box (Incubator S), atmosphere-controlling device (CTI-Controller 3700) equipped with a humidifier and a temperature controlling device (Tempcontrol 37-2 digital) was applied.
The techno-economic model is based on the capital and operating costs of a microalgae cultivation system sized to consume a given amount of CO2.
