Sentence examples for fertiliser products from inspiring English sources

BE additions were found not to significantly increase the aboveground biomass of wheat plants or the uptake of P when plants were fertilised with recycled fertiliser products.

For biomass production the bulk of the non-regional burdens come from the production of fertiliser products, crop protection products (e.g., pesticides, insecticides) and fossil diesel (Table 1).

In this respect, blackwater from separating systems seems to better fulfil agricultural requirements regarding fertiliser products.

Recycled fertiliser products are by no means homogenous and the availability of P for plant uptake from recycled fertiliser products may vary considerably, depending on the feedstock of the fertiliser and the subsequent type of processing [3].

Bioeffectors (BEs), which have the ability to increase the plant uptake of P from recycled fertiliser products, may increase the fertiliser value of these products.

It also contains, for each grid cell, the demands for the non-regional product flows, as shown in Fig. 3 (e.g., fertiliser products, crop protection product, diesel demand).

Sewage sludge is the predominant sewage fertiliser product available today, but the use of sewage sludge in agriculture has been questioned as regards hazardous substances.

We find that the institutional status of one of our case study products in particular (a fertiliser product, based on multiple residue stream derived raw materials), should be clarified.

The management flows are split in two (Fig. 3): the foreground input flows, which are the main nutrient flows (AppFm) in the regional foreground (e.g., nitrogen) and the background non-regional input product flows (FPi), which are supplying the nutrients (e.g., the fertiliser product calcium ammonium nitrogen (CAN)).

Not only are products such as lightweight plastics, insulation, and components for wind turbines manufactured on our doorstep, but key energy intensive industries such as GrowHow have reduced carbon emissions associated with their main fertiliser product by 40percentnt since 2010".

The aim of the present paper was to investigate whether a variety of BE organisms could significantly enhance the availability and uptake of P from a range of recycled P-fertiliser products with very different P availability.