Sentence examples for for crop development from inspiring English sources
The longer period for crop development was due to shorter photoperiod.
A novel delivery method using short peptide nanocarriers has rendered microspore transformation more achievable and opened new opportunities for crop development.
Shallow lenses in reclaimed coastal areas are precious sources of freshwater for crop development, but their seasonal behaviour is seldom known in tile-drained fields.
The soils in the hills have pockets of alluvium and sandy loam suitable for crop development, particularly on the hillsides and at the foot of the hills.
Nitrogen is one of the most important nutrients for crop growth and development because it affects dry matter production by influencing the leaf area development and maintenance as well as photosynthetic efficiency (Zhu et al. 2014).
A generic cotton model SUCROS-Cotton (Zhang et al. 2008) simulates cotton growth and development based on a physiological day approach (Soltani et al. 2006), which is the days required for crop growth and development under optimal temperature.
Phosphorus is believed to be the second most limiting nutrient for crop growth and development in acidic soils.
Nitrogen is the most limiting nutrient for crop growth and development; and as in most soils of Ethiopia, the soils of the study area are deficient in nitrogen.
Adverse environmental conditions were utilised here in the sense of Trnka et al. [15] and Gobin [16] as abiotic environmental events of a relevant length, i.e. days or weeks, which are harmful for crop growth and development.
The equations for crop growth and development were simplified to common and consistent terms, re-designed against the peculiarities of a controlled environment and implemented into an easy-to-use, management-oriented, software tool.
Many amateur home gardeners as well as commercial vegetable growers are interested in using environment-friendly alternative type fertilizers, such as VC, that can supply sufficient amounts of nutrients for crop growth and development while at the same time improving the physical properties of soils.
