Sentence examples for enhance maize from inspiring English sources

This result implies that integrated application of both agricultural wastes and NPK fertilizer would enhance maize yields over sole NPK and organic wastes.

Fermented POME could enhance maize crop production and leaves considerable level of soil organic carbon, N, and P residues than plots that received no amendment (control), which promoted sustainable agriculture [ 22].

Similarly, Uzoma et al. (2011) reported that cow manure biochar addition at high application rate (20 t ha−1) significantly enhanced maize grain Mg content.

Overexpression of ZAR1 in maize enhanced maize organ growth, increased yield, and improved tolerance to drought stress [ 32].

Moreover, the strong genetic effect of homozygous NT411 qMrdd1 alleles, which reduce DSI by 24.2 39.3%, suggested that this QTL represents a viable tool for enhancing maize resistance to MRDD.

Therefore, this study attempted to close this gap by assessing how monthly temperature and rainfall is likely to change in the future, establish how these changes affect maize production and portray how adaptation strategies can enhance future maize production over three distinct maize production areas of Ethiopia viz., Bako, Melkassa and Hawassa.

Hence, chemical changes induced by humic matter augmentation in the rhizosphere may enhance colonization of maize plants by inoculated endophytic diazotrophic bacteria carried in the humic substances.

OPTIMAS-DW enables us to store more experimental data in future maize related projects to enhance our data collection of maize.

The joint and continuous efforts of the whole community will enhance our understanding of maize quantitative traits and boost crop molecular breeding designs.

When multiple extracts were tested for their ability to enhance cold tolerance in maize only extracts rich in Zn and Mn were able to enhance tolerance through enhanced ROS responses.

For example, in Mexico, poverty mapping was found to enhance the targeting of maize crop breeding efforts to poor rural communities in less favorable and remote areas (Bellon et al. 2005).