Sentence examples for fixation capacity from inspiring English sources

First, the CO2 fixation capacity of BOFS was quantified by thermo-gravimetric analysis in this study.

To improve their fixation capacity towards H2S the activated fibres are impregnated in an aqueous solution of potassium hydroxide and then thermally treated.

We further addressed the question which fluxes might be most restrictive for nitrogen fixation and investigated the effect of small alterations of oxygen supply on the symbiotic nitrogen fixation capacity.

Lupine yield and N2 fixation capacity were similar in plots that were not inoculated and those receiving the mixture of three rhizobia strains.

Overall, competition of pasture growth for light was negligible, but soil rhizobial abundance and symbiotic N2 fixation capacity were highly favored by this environmental factor in the spring and outside the influence of tree canopy.

Assuming a constant fixation rate at each seasonal period, N2 fixation capacity increased from about 0.10 kg N ha− 1 per day in the autumn winter period to 0.15 kg N ha− 1 per day in spring.

After harvestation the plants and soil was used to determine the soybean nodulation and nitrogen fixation capacities.

Further investigation showed that the yield decrease occurred on soils derived from gabbro parent material, which had a high P-fixation capacity leading to low levels of plant-available P and K, resulting in deficiencies of these nutrients (Morris: Soil fertility and long term productivity of Pinus patula in the Usutu Forest Swaziland, Unpublished).

However, under conditions of restricted space, a small rosette may easily provide enough carbon-fixation capacity to extract all the available belowground resources from the pot; delaying flowering and growing a larger rosette does not therefore lead to a greater mass of seeds.

P. stutzeri A1501 (hereafter, A1501), which belongs to the nonfluorescent Pseudomonas group, was isolated from the rhizosphere of rice based on its nitrogen-fixation capacity [ 36, 37].

In the absence of natural biodiversity, these strain-selection programs were, and are, searches for variant genotypes of the introduced Bradyrhizobium strains, superior in N2-fixation capacity and competitiveness obtained mainly by reisolation after long periods of adaptation to local stressful environmental and soil conditions [ 6, 9, 10].