Continuous cultures have continuous medium input and culture output and are ideal for investigations of the culture response to changes of particular cultivation factor.
Cultivation areas and output increased from 117 000 hectares and 415 900 tonnes in 1979 to 1.53 million hectares and 12.53 million tonnes in 2003.
To show that aerial spraying works, the Americans point to UNODC's estimated 52% reduction in coca cultivation (but not cocaine output) in Colombia since 2000.
The superstructure modeling of microalgal energy system including cultivation, dewatering, harvesting, extraction, biodiesel production, gasification and power output is achieved by using Aspen Plus® and experimental data.
In contrast, there has been a substantial increase in oilseed output; the area under cultivation has quadrupled since the early 1980s and now approaches one-tenth of agricultural land.
Initial evaluations led to the conclusion that algae cultivation sized to reduce the CO2 output of a power plant would need to be of an enormous scale.
For thousands of years we have grown -- in population, in energy consumption, in land under cultivation, in bits of data, in economic output.
The use of magnetofluidised bed bioreactor for the cultivation of soybean cells provided continuous biomass output; however, the achieved daidzein and genistein concentrations went down by ca. 50 and 80%%, respectively (Ames and Worden 1997).
They spent most of their time in the Ka'u region, gathering information about resource inputs and outputs and proposed biofuel feedstock cultivation in order to conduct comparative life cycle assessments for future land uses.
The present document evaluates the effect between the implementation of different compost dosages and the output of a lettuce (Lactuca sativa) cultivation, type "Prize Head".
This is a result of the EEG, which rewards a facility's energy output and, thus, implicitly supports the cultivation of certain substrates.
