Sentence examples for increase in wheat from inspiring English sources

A significant increase in wheat production (>40% by 2020) is needed simply to keep up with the growing demand.

Rotating peas with wheat increases soil nitrogen levels by 6 14 kg/ha, and with this, an 8% increase in wheat yields.

You can regard the Arab Spring, in part, as a climate conflict: the increase in wheat prices was one of the triggers for that series of revolts that changed the face of northernmost Africa and the Middle East.

Biochar application did not affect maize yield; however, a significant increase in wheat yield of 16.6 25.9% (P < 0.05) was observed without N fertilization.

Its use has led to a 25% increase in wheat productivity, with average water savings of 30% enhancing water-use efficiency by 72% in the Sharkia province in the Delta.

The UK Climate Change Risk Assessment predicted 40 140% increase in wheat yield by 2050 in the UK based on a simple regression model linking yield changes with temperature increase16.

It begins with the implementation of the United States Land-Grant System and then discusses in turn the planning and implementation of the two grand missions that led successively to the yield increases in wheat and rice that heralded the onset of the "Green Revolution".

Our findings are in line with those of Kader et al. (2011), who reported that the ascorbate content increased in wheat plants under chilling stress.

Therefore, we do not have enough information to segregate the contribution of private R&D investment, exit of inefficient producers, and increase in input use to increases in wheat yields.

So far, Iizumi and Ramankutty (2016) found that statistically significant increases in wheat yields in Ukraine were explained by improved agro-climatic conditions, i.e., warmer and longer growing seasons, and not by management strategies.

The abundance of PRprotein1.2 significantly increased in wheat seminal roots after 7 days of waterlogging [ 55].