Sentence examples for continuously flooding from inspiring English sources

The value under biochar amendment at 40 t ha−1 was found even much smaller than that of a continuously flooding rice ecosystem.

But for the majority of mobile applications continuously flooding the market as consumers drown in a sea of choices, going "mobile-first" has been and remains a seductive, risky approach.

However, continuously flooded, lightly clipped plants allocated more resources to roots than shoots.

Four pore volumes of prepared microemulsion were continuously flooded through the reconstructed sandpack to achieve the tertiary oil recovery.

These emissions were higher than those from continuously flooded treatments, which averaged 0.28 kg N ha−1 and ranged from 0.13 to 0.55 kg N ha−1.

Field experiments were conducted to compare the soil water flow between paddy fields under AWD and continuously flooded irrigation (CFI), during the rice growing season in 2010 2011.

The use of a chlorophyll meter (also known as a SPAD meter) has been proven effective in increasing nitrogen-use efficiency (NUE) in continuously flooded (CF) rice, but its use has not been investigated under AWD irrigation.

We tested the hypothesis that in continuously flooded rice systems where GWP is dominated by CH4 emissions, deep placement of urea in bands would reduce CH4 and N2O emissions.

In a greenhouse experiment with a split-split-plot design, 1-year seedlings of black willow and baldcypress were subjected to two nutrient treatments (unfertilized versus fertilized), two hydroperiods (continuously flooded versus twice daily flooding/draining), and two substrates (sand versus commercial peat mix).

Furthermore, in the subset of SAV and continuously flooded EAV-HW data with P MLRs at or below ∼2 g/m2/year, outflow P concentrations were consistently between 10 and 20 μg/L, mass removal efficiencies were consistently above 85%, and the wetlands demonstrated a substantial resilience to small-to-moderate pulsed inflow P loads.

The LLCR ecotype was grown in soil continuously flooded to a depth of 7 cm with water, whereas ULCR was maintained in aerobic soil and watered as needed.