Sentence examples for cultivated surface from inspiring English sources
The decline of the red-legged partridge in Spain was preceded by agricultural transformations related to land holding concentration and an increase in cultivated surface per property, which increased patch sizes and decreased edge and marginal areas across Spain.
It has been estimated that up to 39% of organic carbon in cultivated surface soils of Australia has been lost between 1860 and 1990 [6].
In terms of cultivated surface area, P. persica is the third most important temperate fruit crop.
It has been estimated that up to 39% of organic carbon in cultivated surface soils of Australia has been lost between 1860 and 1990 [ 6].
Since the averaged light intensity impinging the cultivated surface was only about 100 ~ 150 μmol m−2 s−1, we can assume that nearly 100% of the biomass in this case was effectively illuminated.
In this research, the content of chlorophyll as well as carotenoid was measured and values have been expressed as both a function of the dry biomass and the cultivated surface area.
The share of the cultivated surfaces among the main crop categories was computed with reference to the region as a whole and its geographical sub-regions, the latter statistically determined according to the main characters in their crop composition.
The ecologic regression analysis demonstrated that the annual risk for AME in a commune increased with the proportion of litchi-cultivated surface and that the epidemics occurred earlier in the districts that harvested litchis during May–June than in those that harvested litchis during June–July.
Successful display of mCherry on the cell surface of cultivated Y. lipolytica transformants was also confirmed by fluorescent microscopy.
When the content of WDC is high, the colmatage of agricultural drains takes place and the "crust" is formed on the drying surface of cultivated soils.
Microphotographs b, c show the surfaces of cultivated cells before and after 10-kPa-pressure air-jet application, respectively.
