The phrase "application to seed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process or request related to seeding, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The application to seed the new project was submitted last week."
Alternatives: "request for seeding" or "application for seeding".
Furthermore, EPSs protect bacteria against stressful conditions, such as desiccation and osmotic and pH extremes, substantially increasing cell survival (Castellane and Lemos 2007); this feature may be critical for maintenance of bacterial viability in inoculants while on the shelf and after application to seeds or to the soil.
Motivated by applications to seed germination, we consider the transverse deflection that results from the axisymmetric indentation of an elastic membrane by a rigid body.
In application to the seed market, Pray and Ramaswami (2001) find that economic liberalization in India transformed the seed industry and encouraged private investment in crop research and breeding.
Several methods of pesticide application to crops, seed, or stored grain were also associated with significantly elevated odds ratios of health care visits.
For application to cloud-seeding, phloro-glucinol4, α-phenazine5 and a few others have been found among the common organic compounds to overcome the faults of silver iodide as a practical seeding material, such as photolytic inactivation and high price.
Potential future applications of microbial control agents in maize may include bolstering populations of entomopathogens in the soil through conservation biological control, developing entomopathogenic fungi for application to maize seeds, and novel Bt toxins for genetically engineered maize.
An important example is the contribution of BNF to soybean cropping in Brazil, associated with application to the seeds at sowing of inoculants containing elite strains of Bradyrhizobium, including CPAC 15 (=SEMIA 5079) and CPAC 7 (=SEMIA 5080) [ 7, 8].
Przyborowski, J. & Wilenski, H. Homogeneity of results in testing samples from Poisson series: with an application to testing clover seed for dodder.
Instead, he says it's based on a straightforward metric: when you choose an application to use as a seed, it takes the top ten applications other users who have that app installed are most likely to have.
The common-sense approach to this, proposed by Watts and Dodds, 39 is 'the big seed model', and involves seeding the application to as many initial individuals as possible, rather than carefully targeted few.
