Majority of samples in post-monsoon and pre-monsoon fall under class I, II and III (Fig. 19) indicating suitability for cultivation purposes.
Applying the more stable organic carbon which is not converted within the fermentation process for soil fertilization and cultivation purposes is thus an example of tight mass flow cycles within the farms.
It is worthy to note how much our perception of the cultivable fraction of oil-degrading bacteria in a certain environment can vary simply changing the medium applied for cultivation purposes.
After strict restrictions were put on the importation of molluscs for cultivation purposes, local hatcheries started to produce their own spat in there from 1987 to 1990 (Strand and Vollstad 1997).
It is imperative to know more about the composition of Zulu tea extracts and how this relates to bioactivity and bioavailability, for the purpose of enhancing beneficial aspects when sourcing plant material for cultivation purposes, and for use as chemical or biological markers for standardisation.
In 1996, Californians passed Proposition 215, which allows the possession, cultivation and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes.
Federal law does not permit marijuana cultivation for medicinal purposes.
Although Kant takes many pathological feelings (such as sympathy and parental love) to be of vast moral usefulness, and worthy of cultivation for moral purposes, Kant puts conscience, moral feeling, self-respect, and love of one's neighbor in a special category of feelings.
In an attempt to minimize the risks of global climate change, land degradation and diminishing food security, the Food and Agricultural Organization has revived the interest in cactus cultivation for agricultural purposes in developing countries (Nefzaoui 2007).
The present research suggests that attitudes toward scientific (or seemingly scientific) views and ideologies can be partly shaped by unconscious psychological motives to maintain security and ward off existential angst through the cultivation of meaning and purpose.
Federal law prohibits the cultivation, sale and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, but 13 states allow it.
