Sentence examples for fertilisation on the from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this index seems to be unsuitable for detecting the influence of tillage management and N fertilisation on the microarthropod community.
The second reports results from an experiment designed to determine the benefits of initial fertilisation on the growth of trees for coal-land reclamation projects in Wales.
N fertilisation, on the other hand, had no significant effect on most of the physico-chemical indicators, except for pH, CEC and EC.
In this work a factorial experiment was designed involving two types of fertilisers, KCl and K2SO4, and two K rates, in order to study the effect of potassium fertilisation on the composition and thermal behaviour of Cynara biomass.
The objective of this study was to design and implement a soil sensor-based VR fertilisation system for on-the-go application of phosphate (P2O5) during maize planting.
To model and test the effect of in vitro fertilisation on venous thromboembolism in the different trimesters and delivery we used time dependent proportional hazard regression.
Here, we did not observe a positive response of P fertilisation on P concentration which shows that the P concentration of the whole shoot after 8 weeks of growth is not a robust measure of P deficiency.
Here, the probability that an ejaculate achieves fertilisation on a given point in time following insemination depends on the rate at which its fertilising efficiency declines relative to rival ejaculates [ 17- 20].
Leonard (1977) studied the impact of fertilisation on stream water draining Pumice soils in Kaingaroa Forest.
The SOLAS air sea gas exchange experiment (SAGE) was a multiple-objective study investigating gas-transfer processes and the influence of iron fertilisation on biologically driven gas exchange in high-nitrate low-silicic acid low-chlorophyll (HNLSiLC) Sub-Antarctic waters characteristic of the expansive subpolar zone of the southern oceans.
Since the information on water-extractable P does not indicate treatment-related differences, apart from the completely obvious effect of fertilisation on WEP, we abstain from further discussion.
