Sentence examples for content of plant from inspiring English sources
Actually, the most accurate system consists of laboratory analysis of the nutrient content of plant parts, such as the leaf.
Another microarray-based technique, Comprehensive Microarray Polymer Profiling (CoMPP), has also been developed that enables the polysaccharide content of plant samples to be determined.
Compost, peat, and sludge are used in agriculture and gardening as soil amendments rather than as fertilizers, because they have a low content of plant nutrients.
Gaseous losses during pyrolysis reduced the total content of plant nutrients in the biochar to 1.7x more than in manure feedstock.
Improving the nutritional profile of food by increasing the overall content of (plant) proteins, dietary fibres or whole grains can be achieved by certain means of structuring.
That, in turn, is lowering the nutritional content of plant species growing around the palms and is causing the creatures that feed on those plants, such as crabs and grasshoppers, to forage elsewhere.
The content of plant-available phosphorus (P) is a valuable chemical measure of human impact on soils, commonly employed as a diagnostic criterion in many national classifications and also as an international soil classification system (WRB).
We review the options for reducing Cd content of plants, with emphasis on tobacco, a plant that can accumulate relatively high levels of this metal in its leaves.
In recent years, several key steps have been identified at the molecular level, enabling us to initiate transgenic approaches to engineer the transition metal content of plants.
Here, we present a new concept for boosting the carbohydrate content of plants, by channeling photosynthetically fixed carbon into a newly engineered glucose polymer pool.
The greater effect of SS in the moderately acidic soil compared to the calcareous soil is most probably caused by the difference in the initial content of plant-available P. Thus, the initial concentration of water-extractable P was more than twofold higher in the calcareous soil compared to the moderately acidic soil.
