Sentence examples for contributes organic from inspiring English sources

The Faidherbia fixes nitrogen in the soil, protects fields from wind and water erosion and contributes organic matter to soils when its leaves drop.

First, it contributes organic matter: organic forms of nitrogen and phosphorus, some of which stimulate the growth of organism which may use up the available oxygen in water.

The skin provides volatile and nonvolatile aroma and color compounds, the pulp contributes organic acids and sugars, and the seeds provide condensed tannins, all of which are important to the formation of organoleptic characteristics of wine.

(See solar system: Origin of the solar system). The continuous accretion of micrometeorites on early Earth may have contributed organic compounds that were important for the development of life.

The other treatment such as 3.75 and 5.00 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost, which contributed organic N, has also influenced the number of productive tillers, but their effect was second in the order of merit.

The failure to detect organic matter in situ is paradoxical when it is considered that comets, meteorites, and interplanetary dust particles have been contributing organic compounds to the Red Planet throughout its history (Atreya et al., 2007).

Barrera et al. (2006) also found the presence of trees to be associated with Ae. aegypti pupal productivity; they suggested that although dense vegetation may promote growth by contributing organic material to the habitat, it can also influence water temperature and evaporation by creating shade.

Since cometary dust may have contributed organics and water to the Earth from its early period until now, OH A X (0, 0) must be investigated.

However, in the long term, the vegetation (natural or exotic) downstream of these dams becomes denser because of the extended availability of water and contributes more organic matter to the soil, which indirectly improves the base flow of the rivers during dry seasons (Barros 2006).

Indeed, Nike cofounded (and has contributed $150,000 to) Organic Exchange, a nonprofit organization in Oakland, Calif .that not only traffics in information but advises farmers and retailers.

His research contributed to organic chemistry and its myriad industrial applications.