With the availability of chemical fertilizers, light soils have become more highly valued because of their suitability for machine cultivation; for example, fodder corn is now widely grown on the North German Plain, replacing potatoes.
Maize cultivation, for example, is rapidly expanding and grown under a contract-farming system for Vietnamese markets.
Cultivation for example breaks down protective macroaggregates that expose the POC to higher rates of decomposition and mineralization.
We brought on recruiters who were just focused on cultivation, for example, and who know the difference between someone who can grow cannabis in the garage and someone who has done large-scale agricultural growing.
Knowledge of rice cultivation, for example, could spread all the way across Asia and into Europe because much of Asia and Europe is in similar latitudes, with similar climates.
Recent developments in molecular biological tools permit investigations of metabolic responses to fluctuating conditions without a requirement for microbial cultivation; for example, through analysis of gene expression activity.
It is well known that the pH can be affected during prolonged microalgal cell cultivation, for example, by secreted fermentation products.
In microbial production of non-catabolic products such as antibiotics a loss of production capacity upon long-term cultivation (for example chemostat), a phenomenon called strain degeneration, is often observed.
Isolating metaphysical inquiry from practices of self-cultivation, for example, would have struck almost any Chinese philosopher as odd, if not dangerous.
The drug control policy office is betting on stable isotopes to identify unique markers in marijuana, distinguishing it not just by geography but also by its cultivation method — for example, indoor versus outdoor.
