Sentence examples for export of nutrients from inspiring English sources

Community-based manure processing was found to offer an opportunity to facilitate processing and export of nutrients due to economies of scale advantage.

At harvest, the export of nutrients was greater than the amounts added by a commercial mineral fertilization only for N. The eucalypt trees responded positively to increasing the fertilization rates, especially during the first year after planting.

The model emphasized the contribution of in-stream processes in nutrient transport and retention, and the inter-annual (7 years) effects of hydrological variability on the export of nutrients from the landscape to water bodies.

However the neglect of detritus can lead to inconsistencies; for instance, it results in an estimate of 5 10 times more seaward export of nutrients than there is import from rivers in Chilika Lagoon, India.

In eutrophied lakes, the nutrient availability can be influenced by chemical treatment and enhanced export of nutrients, the underwater light climate by destratification, and the food web by biomanipulation.

Odum (1968) described the export of nutrients and organic detritus from salt marshes to coastal areas for supporting biotic activities as "outwelling" (Figure 7).

Slope gradient influences the accumulation and export of soil nutrients downslope, thereby directly or indirectly affecting vegetation distribution (Zuo 2012).

It included costs of record keeping, manure and wastewater storage, land treatment, feed nutrient management, technical assistance, and off-export of nutrients(United States Department of Agriculture, 2003).

Export of carbon and nutrients from watersheds via streams provides an important contribution to the nutrient loading of downstream aquatic ecosystems.

The hydrogeomorphic conditions and source areas for channel initiation and the corresponding watershed drainage density are fundamental attributes of watershed behavior (Montgomery and Dietrich 1989); (Knighton 1998) that influence downstream flow regimes, export of sediment and nutrients, and benthic and riparian habitat (Gomi and others 2002); (Freeman and others 2007).

Although sheep dairy farming covers a broad category of farms with many factors, sheep dairy farms often use more sophisticated technology, and dairy ewes are more exposed to metabolic disorders because of high levels of exported nutrients, including minerals, during milk production.