Sentence examples for cultivable of from inspiring English sources
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As of 2011, 255241 ha of land in Tripura is cultivable, of which 108646 ha has the potential to be covered by irrigation projects.
We also report here for the first time the presence of cultivable bacteria of the genera Acinetobacter, Comamonas, Delftia and Pseudomonas in the whole bodies of Ae. albopictus individuals.
Successions of cultivable groups of microorganisms (guilds) with assumed key functions in nutrient cycling were assessed under different water regimes.
We compared the occurrence of morphotypes of small cultivable protozoans of eight different grassland and forest sites in Germany.
Monsoon is so important for India because about 60percentnt of the total cultivable area of the country of 140 million hectares is rain-fed.
The town's urban area consisted of, with of cultivable land and of non-cultivable land.
The majority of the cultivable areas of Bangladesh are in floodplains and therefore flood-prone (Fig. 12a) with distinct types, intensities and depth (Fig. 12a, b).
The coastal region in Bangladesh covers almost 29,000 km2 or about 20% of the country land area, while it covers more than 30% of the cultivable lands of the country (Haque 2006).
Notably, all of the cultivable strains of B. duttonii resembled sequence type I.
It is worthy to note how much our perception of the cultivable fraction of oil-degrading bacteria in a certain environment can vary simply changing the medium applied for cultivation purposes.
The cultivable microbiota of skin and cloaca of captive Lithobates catesbeianus includes microorganisms generally accepted as beneficial and potentially pathogenic bacteria.
