The phrase "agricultural implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of a particular action, policy, or event on agriculture.
Example: "The new environmental regulations have significant agricultural implications that farmers must consider."
Alternatives: "agricultural consequences" or "agricultural effects".
For the Northern German Lowlands, the research project 'Sustainable Land Management in the North German Lowland' (acronym, NaLaMa-nT, see http://www.nalama-nt.de/, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research) currently evaluates agricultural implications.
As such, it's important, she said, to consider the "agricultural implications of air-quality regulations".
Thus, the biosynthesis and release of floral scents have important ecological and agricultural implications and the molecular mechanisms underlying the regulation of floral scent production are now beginning to be unraveled [ 5, 6].
Eleven additional S. aureus strains were examined (Additional file 1: Table S2); ten of which are human specific pathogens, while one (RF122) is a pathogen of cattle, and has important agricultural implications.
Such an effort would enable further evolutionary and comparative sturdies and would allow the characterization of Hessian fly genes such as vH13 thereby having a economic and agricultural implications.
Ecological, agricultural and economic implications resulting from the cultivation of GMO at large spatial scales are currently discussed in science, administration and in the context of agricultural practice.
Huang et al. (2010a) use the same CGE model to analyze agricultural subsidy policy implications on China's food security for 2020.
The occurrence of R-bodies in a wide range of bacteria harboring Reb homologs should be tested, with priority given to those that have medical, agricultural, and ecological implications.
Al-Riffai et al. (2010) in their study on the European Union (EU) and US biofuel mandates highlight that the competition between biofuel crop sectors and other agricultural commodities will have implications for agriculture and land use which has a significant impact on net agricultural exporting countries such as Brazil [36].
Using an interdisciplinary approach, we conduct a case study to examine the coupled social and ecological implications of agricultural intensification in this region, with larger application to regions experiencing similar patterns of agricultural intensification.
The implications for agricultural ecosystems is equally worrisome.
