Sentence examples for cultivation potential from inspiring English sources
The water availability was classified in five water availability stages (<0, 0 to 100, 100 to 200, 200 to 300 and >300 mm) to better visualize the natural SRC cultivation potential in maps.
There has been very little research on the species since then, so knowledge of its ecology and cultivation potential is limited.
From its inception in 1962, the Kings Park and Botanic Garden undertook extensive research into the cultivation of native plants, resulting in two early publications that mentioned the cultivation potential of B. sessilis.
In a more favourable location (for example, North Africa) allowing year-round cultivation, the potential productivity would surpass 80, 32 and 22 tonnes per year for biomass, protein and lipid, respectively.
But Benbrook says sustainably conducted organic farming offers benefits beyond nutrition, including improved health of pollinators and cleaner waterways resulting from minimal pesticide use, significant carbon sequestration as soil builds up through organic cultivation, and potential shrinkage of oceanic dead zones due to reduced nitrogen fertilizer pollution.
Pressler felt the eels represented "something new, a cultivation of the potential for physical violence".
Under the new guidance, a large scale and a for-profit status would no longer make dispensaries and cultivation centers a potential target for criminal prosecution.
Microbial pretreatment by solid state cultivation has the potential to be a low cost, environmentally friendly alternative to chemical approaches.
Technologies that increase yield and maintain plots under cultivation have the potential to decrease the land area needed for family food production, resulting in more mature forests.
Pulse timing control of PWM light dimming for plant cultivation has the potential to act as a method for probing photosynthesis.
