Sentence examples for availability of plant from inspiring English sources
The positive response of vermicompost on plant growth and yield was probably not only due to the available nutrients but also due to the availability of plant growth influencing materials, such as growth regulators, humic acids produced by the microbial population resulting from earthworm activity (Arancon et al. 2004).
Biofuels depend on the availability of plant materials.
The availability of plant reference genomes has ushered in a new era of crop genomics.
We found a positive correlation between the availability of plant material in the surrounding of the mound and mound size.
This difference may be due to more availability of plant nutrients at a reasonable time for bagasse ash application and having low nitrogen contents.
The plant engineer is not satisfied with the current maintenance methods and wants to improve maintenance program for improving availability of plant and reducing maintenance budget.
Summarising these findings, the availability of ground water is implied by the pre-dawn water potentials of the sample trees: The closer the sample trees are located to the riverbed, the greater the availability of plant-available soil water (Fig. 6).
Constraints in the temporal availability of plants and the fact that no medicinal plants are available from December through April means that medicinal plants must be stored for later use.
It was also related, on a practical basis, to the limited availability of planting materials, especially those offering autumn and winter display.
Future studies should aim to distinguish between the organic amendment's direct function as a potential food source for the soil biota versus their indirect role as an environmental variable, including their capability to alter the availability of plant-derived resources.
Excessive amount of coarse fragments limit the fine earth volume required for root proliferation, water-holding capacity, and long-term nutrient availability of plants (Mukhopadhyay et al. 2013; Maiti 2013).
