Sentence examples for a fertilisation from inspiring English sources

Forage was harvested and the plants fertilised three times during the basic experiment, followed by harvest, a fertilisation with the double amount of nitrogen and rise of water level.

N2O emissions recorded for silage maize cropping were in accordance with previous studies under similar pedoclimatic conditions: Kaiser and Ruser reported annual emissions of 2.1 kg N ha−1 for synthetic fertilisers and 5.3 kg N ha−1 for farmyard manure under a fertilisation intensity of 200 kg N ha−1 22.

A fertilisation experiment was started in the French Alps on an acid grassland at 2000 m in 1989 where lime as calcium carbonate ("liming") and Thomas Slag enriched by potassium chloride ("fertilisation") were added in a random block design until 1992.

It has been hypothesized that the length of time that a fertilisation effect is observed depends on the amount of fertilisation applied in relation to the amount of the nutrient on site before fertilisation (Miller 1981).

It must be acknowledged that increased concentrations of CO2 may result in a fertilisation effect as predicted by the dynamic global vegetation model described by (Scheiter and Higgins 2009).

This lack of a fertilisation effect may be partly due to the fact that the localised input of nutrients that occurs in terrestrial systems via the faeces and urine of herbivores is likely to be reduced in the marine environment, generally due to the dilution and dispersion of nutrients via water movement.

Several authors have reported increases in biomass and growth after SS application, suggesting that sewage sludge has a P fertilisation potential equivalent to inorganic fertilisers [4, 5].

A complete fertilisation (4.5 g L-1 of slow-release fertiliser Nutricote T100; N/P/K/Mg: 13/13/13/2 + trace elements and 0.2 g L-1 of lime) was provided at the beginning.

In music, Burns was part of an attempt to produce a canon of Scottish song, which resulted in a cross fertilisation of Scottish and continental classical music, with romantic music becoming dominant in Scotland into the twentieth century.

There is a cross fertilisation of ideas and all this is taken back to the local authority".

The project is also intended to bring together experimental and modelling teams for a mutual fertilisation of their activities.