Sentence examples for a method of cultivation from inspiring English sources
Every grower has a method of cultivation, but nobody argues about planting dates.
Conservation tillage is a broad term to describe any method of cultivation that leaves the previous year's crop residue - corn stalks or wheat stubble, for example - on fields before and after planting the next crop.
Czapleski relies on dry farming — a classic method of cultivation that has fallen to the wayside.
The conventional methods of confirming activity or relapse in an infectious disease have limited utility in leprosy because of the difficulty in demonstrating bacilli in paucibacillary (PB) cases and absence of a method of in vitro cultivation of Mycobacterium leprae.
The method of cultivation of IPEC-1 and IPEC-J2 cells had obviously a detrimental effect on the morphological appearance of the cultured cells.
Another reason for forest depletion is the slash-and-burn method of cultivation employed by the poorest farmers.
Tropical Race Four has upended this efficient method of cultivation; one of the main ways that farmers spread the disease is by uprooting contaminated suckers that appear to be clean and replanting them elsewhere.
From then to about 1200 ce, Bantu settlement patterns spread, as did ironworking and the slash-and-burn method of cultivation.
These results provide evidence that the method of cultivation introduces large variability to net primary productivity under shade-limiting conditions, and needs consideration in the design of cultivation systems and microbiological experiments.
Special envoys were sent to Fujian Province to procure 30,000 bushels of seed and distribute this to farmers in the drought areas together with government instructions as to the proper method of cultivation (Ho 1956).
The model comprises: (i) seedling germination and emergence, (ii) early growth, (iii) phenological development, (iv) herbicide and cultivation effects and (v) crop yield loss. Crop and weed emergence are predicted from the timing and method of cultivation, species biology, and the weather.
