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However, the variation among treatments had shown a decreasing tendency at harvest compared to the preceding measurements.

In contrast, for IR81413-BB-75-4, plants grown in sterilized soil had 2.2 times more panicles at harvest compared to plants grown in infested soils.

Among the three soils, the silt had the highest natural K content (Table 2) and, when no fertilizer was added, higher amounts of K leached from the silt after harvest compared to loam and sand (Fig. 2c).

This study assessed the biodiversity of soil macrofauna along a chronosequence of abandoned rice paddy fields including situations of 2, 4, 7 and 15 years since the last rice harvest, compared to a control without agricultural disturbance.

U.S. aquaculture production of channel catfish female (Ictalurus punctatus) × blue catfish male (Ictalurus furcatus) F1 hybrids has increased substantially due to the hybrid's improved growth, survival, carcass yield and ease of harvest compared to the more commonly farmed channel catfish.

As time went on, however, plants in plots with the highest fertilizer rate overcame the depressing effect and, even though statistically not significant, exhibited the highest plant height measured at the 60 days after emergence and at harvest compared to other treatments.

Napiergrass moisture mass fraction was reduced by an average of 18% in February harvests compared to December.

CdS has a bandgap of 2.4 eV which potentially results in better visible light harvesting compared to many popular TMO-based photocatalysts (Fig. 1).

The warming climate leads to 11.2% increase in area harvested compared to that under the current climate, when planting is not simulated.

On the other hand, our proposed robust scheme ensures no worse secrecy capacity than the non-robust scheme by the time that the former provides substantial performance gain in terms of power harvesting compared to the latter.

The major advantage of the periosteal-derived stem cells is the ease of harvesting compared to that of the more widely used bone marrow-derived stem cells in the oral and maxillofacial surgery [19 21].