Sentence examples for fertility capability from inspiring English sources

We assessed soil quality in global rice production areas with the Fertility Capability Soil Classification (FCC) system adjusted to match the harmonized world soil database, established by the Food and Agriculture Organization and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.

Tartaglione and Ritta [ 39] suggest that the higher the number of analyses performed, the better the prediction of fertility capability.

Men are able to freely (often literally, at no cost to them) make decisions about their fertility and reproductive capabilities.

The organic matter will improve the texture, fertility and drainage capabilities of the soil.

Moreover, semen of the NGO-treated mice (containing the damaged spermatozoa) might disturb the hormone secretion and pregnant functionality of female mice (∼44, 35 and 59% reduction in fertility, gestation ability and multi-production capability) and also viability of the next generation (∼15% reduction in postnatal viability of delivered pups).

Acacia senegal, an important leguminous tree in arid and semi-arid environments, has shown promise as a multipurpose species, including gum production and soil fertility improvement, linked with N2-fixation capabilities.

Technological changes in SFM practices play an important role in farmers' capabilities to maintain soil fertility.

For future research, it is recommended to test the produced compost from agro-industrial waste in nurseries and field to check its capability in amending the soil properties and improving fertility.

The cultivation period can be considered the most significant determinant of farmers' capabilities to maintain their land in fertile condition since farmers will face the problem of soil fertility decline only after a certain cultivation period.

Other selected fertility parameters' weighing factor was varied from 1 to 5, depending on the capability to improve soil productivity.

The reduced size of the ejaculate of sex-ratio males, in addition to direct consequences of their fertility, affects the behaviour of females under multiple mating conditions through their sexual learning capability.