The phrase "appropriate cultivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, gardening, or personal development, where the idea of suitable or fitting nurturing practices is being discussed.
Example: "The success of the plants in the garden is largely due to the appropriate cultivation techniques employed by the gardener."
Alternatives: "suitable nurturing" or "proper development".
Precultures of pure culture inoculum were cultivated in Hungate test tubes in appropriate cultivation media (37°C, 18 h).
The most appropriate cultivation methodologies (i.e. floating long-lines vs. bottom cultivation) for Gracilaria production were also evaluated.
The boll weevil (Anthonomus grandis), the most serious cotton pest in the United States in the early 1900s, was finally controlled by appropriate cultivation methods and by the application of such insecticides as chlorinated hydrocarbons and organophosphates.
This paper presents the results on appropriate cultivation, plantation, production and management techniques of Thysanolaena maxima for domestication at age 1 4 yr (grown 2007 2011).
Dr. Singman had told the development office that Mrs. Clark was "quite wealthy and suggested that she might make a gift to the hospital," Ms. Cromer wrote, adding that she was mulling over "an appropriate cultivation approach".
Identifying the appropriate cultivation areas, suitable bioenergy crop types, and optimal management practices can be beneficial to both bioenergy production and environment.
However, to scale up production of TAGs through laboratory generated microalgal strains, such as the C. reinhardtii low-starch mutant, there are many challenges that need to be overcome, including appropriate strain cultivation strategies, efficient implementation of nutrient deprivation stress as well as low cost harvesting.
chose the elk as its namesake because a number of its attributes seemed appropriate for cultivation by members of the fraternity.
Alternatively, it might be advisable to adopt locally appropriate protected cultivation practices, such as the use of simple low plastic tunnels or hotbeds which accumulate solar heat and shield crop plants from exposure to extremely low temperature and wind.
The media and incubation conditions were appropriate for the cultivation of the most probable respiratory pathogens.
As this normalization method might not be appropriate for dynamic cultivation conditions, we considered transcript levels of a few so-called 'house-keeping' genes commonly used as loading standards for Northern analysis and quantitative RT-PCR.
