Because the unregulated production of wheat for personal consumption diminished demand in the regulated wheat market, the Court said, it carried with it the potential to disrupt Congresss price regulation by driving down prices in the market.
Yield increases in annual wheat, however, greatly diminished the economical viability of low-yielding perennial wheat varieties.
They found that zinc and iron levels were diminished in the grains of wheat, rice and soybean that were grown in atmospheres containing the levels of CO2 that may be reached by the middle of this century.
It's clear though that women got stuck with weak wheat as their societal capabilities diminished, and they could have used a paleo diet.
R&D with popular staples such as rice, wheat, maize, etc. shows diminished levels of essential nutrients such as iron, zinc and others, and reduced protein content – the quality of foods suffer.
The International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas (ICARDA) requested seeds for drought- and heat-resistant strains of wheat and other crops that had been diminished in the conflict.
In wheat nitrogen-use efficiency was increased by water deficit and diminished in response to increasing concentrations of applied nitrogen [ 30].
Separating the charmingly forgetful wheat from the dangerously enfeebled chaff, she wonders at what point diminished capacity can reasonably be interpreted as bad judgment.
As diverse farmlands were converted to monoculture fields of wheat, maize and rice, land dedicated to micronutrient-rich food crops diminished.
As expected from published literature, the multiplexing success of multiplex-ready PCR diminished with increasing genome size and polyploidy, with the success rate highest for apricot and cherry, followed by barley then bread wheat (Table 1).
