Sentence examples for be grown in open from inspiring English sources

This generally means that the organisms must be grown in open ponds, which is not terribly efficient and can result in contamination by microbes.

A genetically-modified plant that produces seeds packed with fish oils is set to be grown in open fields in the UK within months, scientists announced on Friday.

Of the potential sources of biofuels a most promising one is the simple photosynthetic microalgae, which can be grown in open ponds, photobioreactors and fermenters.

It is among a few photoautotrophic microorganisms that can be grown in open ponds without being outcompeted by contaminating organisms, although contaminants do appear in open A. platensis cultures [ 59, 60].

Siting will be important, too: Algae can be grown in open waters or in closed systems, but in open shallow ponds in, say, the desert Southwest where there is plenty of sunlight, evaporation and replacement of water would be an issue.

Tomato plants were grown in open ground; experiments were repeated for three years.

The indigenous isolate Scenedesmus sp. MKB was grown in open ponds under semi-continuous conditions.

The indigenous isolate Cyanobacterium aponinum WP7(1) was grown in open ponds using batch or semi-continuous cultivation.

Coffee is the most valuable tropical export in the world with the capacity to affect biodiversity on a large scale, and much of the world's coffee is grown in open plantations (sun coffee), where little research has documented how landscape structure or food availability affect bird diversity.

But Lytton also noted the inherent risk of produce, which is grown in open fields and eaten raw.

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