The phrase "active planting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gardening, agriculture, or environmental conservation, referring to the process of planting seeds or plants with intention and purpose.
Example: "The community organized a day of active planting to restore the local park and enhance its biodiversity."
Alternatives: "intentional planting" or "dynamic planting".
Thus active planting and protection of seedlings should take place to mitigate current and future negative impacts facing baobab populations.
FLR is implemented primarily through incentives and institutions, with an emphasis on the role of active planting and land tenure reforms.
"By landscaping, I mean cutting of long grass; removal of any sources of water; and in some cases … active planting and even small wetland creation in some peripheral parts so that birds moving across the airport are drawn away from the runways into safer edge areas".
This unfortunate development is being checked, and even reversed, in some areas by the active planting of nectar-yielding vegetation.
Studies by Planting et al have clearly shown that weekly dose-intensive cisplatin at a dose of 70 mg m−2 plus low daily dose of 50 mg VP16 is feasible and active (Planting et al, 1993, 1994, 1995a, 1995b, 1996a, 1996b , 1997 1999).
Numerous assay systems and organisms have been used to screening plant extracts and constituents of active plants for antimicrobial activity.
Many studies indicate that most of the active plant extracts show their highest activity against Gram-positive strains such as S. aureus[ 30, 31].
Formulations with growth hormone-like activities, such as macroalgal extracts, show identifiable amounts of active plant growth substances with the ability to enhance antioxidant activities in plants under abiotic stress by improving physiological fitness of the treated crop plants.
Active plant samples were then tested for bacteriostatic activity towards M. tuberculosis and other clinically-important species.
Altogether, the most biologically active plants which showed significant antiangiogenic as well as cytotoxic activities were N. glauca, T. apollinea, C. hartmannianum and T. nilotica.
Fruits and vegetables are rich in phytochemicals (biologically active plant substances), which are currently being investigated for potential anticarcinogenic activity.
