Sentence examples for fertilisers applied from inspiring English sources

Terrestrial stages of biphasic amphibians are very prone to be harmed by fertilisers applied to field crops due to the water and particle intake through skin.

The instructions for the farmer concerning the application of the biofertiliser should also contain a reference on the soil management practices, particularly on the reduction of the quantity of chemical fertilisers applied.

In agro-ecosystems, in which the soils are currently fertilised with urea (50% of the total world fertiliser N consumption [ 18]) or (NH4 2SO4, emissions of N in the NH3 form take place (i.e., up to 10-20% of N in fertilisers applied as urea may be lost in the soil [ 19]).

Similarly for fertilisation, the variable F (fertilisation intensity) is the amount of fertiliser applied (kg/ha) divided by the time (years) since fertilisation.

Fertilisation intensity (F) is the amount of fertiliser applied (kg/ha) divided by the time (years) since fertilisation.

Some of the fertiliser applied to fields breaks down into nitrous oxide, a far more powerful global warming gas than carbon dioxide.

Further details and farming operations are displayed in Supplementary Table S1, amount of fertiliser applied to grass-clover in Supplementary Table S3, and fertiliser rates for silage maize in Supplementary Table S4.

The sub-plot treatments were different rates of application of nitrogen fertiliser applied at the rate of 91, 150 and 210 kg N ha−1 respectively.

After much lugging of new pot, compost and hammer wielding to dispose of old pot, the deed was done and fertiliser applied – Growmore to be exact – and, to be even more exact, Growmore eazᴉfeed.

In the study, two species (Pinus radiata D. Don and Cupressus lusitanica Miller) are compared under two disturbance regimes (soil undisturbed and compacted), and two fertiliser treatments (nil and plus fertiliser), applied in factorial combination at 33 sites, covering the range of climatic and edaphic variation found in plantation forests across New Zealand.

Samples are grouped either according to the P fertiliser applied (a) or BE inoculation (b).