Sentence examples for at crop level from inspiring English sources

While the role of qTSN4 cannot be confirmed at crop level, its explicit effect reported here at plant level was confirmed at tissue level (Fabre et al. 2016).

A bioactive compound is any substance triggering a response in living organisms, and there is an ever increasing interest in use them as biostimulants in agriculture, as they can regulate and enhance physiological processes and growth efficiency at crop level.

Transpiration efficiency of triticale was also higher at the crop level, in spite of similar transpiration efficiency at the leaf level.

Supplemental lighting by high pressure sodium lamps (Philips, SON-T, 600 W) for 16 hours (from 06.00 to 22.00) provided a minimum photon flux density of 125 μmol m-2 s-1 at the crop level.

However, these models consider the fruit only and therefore cannot be applied to the analysis of fibre quality at plant or crop level because a cotton plant carries multiple fruits of different ages and developmental stages, with differences in accumulated thermal time in relation to position on the plant and in the canopy.

The phenotype generated by qTSN4 can thus only be understood at the whole-plant or crop level.

The models reported until now are not qualified for predicting fibre quality difference at both organ and crop levels.

Research on flooding stress, in particular, has yielded results of practical value that are based firmly on a fast-growing body of research at molecular, whole plant and crop levels (Visser et al. 2003; Jackson and Colmer 2005; Jackson et al. 2009; Perata et al. 2011; Bailey-Serres and Colmer 2014; Colmer et al. 2014).

The effect of K nutrition on water use efficiency was also calculated at the whole-crop level (WUE) and through leaf gas exchange measurements (WUEi).

In this paper explorative modelling at the whole farm level is presented as a method that effectively integrates component knowledge at crop or animal level, and outlines the consequences of particular choices on scientific grounds.

Monitoring should be feasible: at a crop-by-crop level, checking how many acres are farmed non-intensively requires only information on acreage and the volume of production, plus occasional inspections.