'artificial cultivation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to describe something that is done through human intervention rather than from natural processes. For example, "The artificial cultivation of orchids has become increasingly popular in recent years."
"China has conducted research on environmental management, artificial cultivation, and product development," said Gao Hongbin, deputy minister of agriculture.
There have been only 134 blooms from artificial cultivation recorded across the world; the plant in Basel had been growing for 17 years and is flowering for the first time.
Grifola frondosa is a well-known edible mushroom that is industrially produced year-round under artificial cultivation.
This paper focuses on finding the optimum design of artificial cultivation units for biomass production depending on geographical location and kind of algal species selected for growth.
This suggests that more than 30 years of artificial cultivation have not substantially reduced the genetic variability of the cultured stocks of C. farreri.
It can be obtained as health supplements formulated from the mass of T. camphorata from the artificial cultivation by an Asian Nova Biotechnology Inc (http://www.asian-bio.com/) at a high market value.
To meet the requirement of O. sinensis from the market, mycelia of H. sinensis grown under artificial liquid cultivation are increasingly used as an alternative in the medicinal products.
Greenhouses in space will require advanced technical systems of automatic watering, soil-less cultivation, artificial lighting, and computerized observation of plants.
Both natural hybridisation in the field and artificial hybridisation in cultivation are rare.
And after long-term natural selection and artificial domestication and cultivation, A and D sub-genomes of modern wheat were no more what they had been.
He refers to our visit to The Vegetarian Butcher and to a Dutch study concerning the cultivation of artificial meat from animal material.
