Sentence examples for cultivation environment from inspiring English sources

The movement of the robot is concretely constrained by the plant cultivation environment.

Marine algae have attracted attention to replace the lignocellulosic feedstock for bioethanol production, since the algae grow fast, do not use land, avoid food fuel conflict and have several varieties to suit the cultivation environment.

In general, the qualities and chemical compositions of herbs vary widely, depending substantially on their different species, variety, geographical origin, cultivation, environment, and so on.

The aforementioned data showed that the qualities and chemical compositions of herbs depend substantially on their different species, varieties, geographical origins, cultivation, environment, and so on.

Ash-forming elements exist in biomass as salts [14], bounded in the carbon structure, or they present as mineral particles from cultivation environment and introduce into the biomass fuel during harvest.

More importantly, the rice genome sequence has become the most powerful tool in agriculture enhancing the ability of breeders to develop new cultivars with highly desirable traits such as high yield, resistance to biotic/abiotic stress, good eating quality, and cultivars that could adapt to an ever changing cultivation environment brought about by global warming.

This paper describes the design and testing of a wearable position recording system for workers in orchards or in protected cultivation environments, where GPS data are typically unavailable.

Flowering time is a key trait for crop adaptation to different cultivation environments and maize is no exception.

Ramie has vigorous vegetative growth and can be harvested three times per year in China, and up to six times per year in well-watered cultivation environments in Philippines, which makes ramie produce a high yield of vegetative fiber.

Ramie has a vigorous vegetative growth and can be harvested three times per year in China, and up to six times per year in well-watered cultivation environments in Philippines, which allow ramie to produce a high yield of vegetative fiber.

In other words, the oil-water interface effectively blocked molecular diffusion between different droplets and therefore the droplets could generate highly parallelized and localized co-cultivation environments for detecting symbiotic relationships in a large and complex microbial community.