Sentence examples for inorganic source of from inspiring English sources

Mineral weathering, the natural inorganic source of P, becomes limiting or has even ceased as a result of the depletion of minerals.

(Heterotrophs require an organic source of carbon that has originated as part of another living organism, in contrast to autotrophs, which require only an inorganic source of carbon CO2).

The chemical fertilizer Single Super Phosphate (SSP) was used as inorganic source of phosphorus, while Organic Phosphate (OP) from organic product produced by Niha corporation containing 20% organic mineralized P2O5, was used as the source of organic phosphorous.

Soil-DIC concentration (median 1.7 mg L− 1) was lower and soil-δ13C-DIC (median − 19.5‰) was lighter compared to the cave (median 23.3 mg L− 1 and − 14.3‰, respectively) because carbonate-bedrock dissolution provided an inorganic source of C to the cave.

The first EFMset, named Nm, contained 15 EFMs that use only glucose as a carbon substrate in the medium (Glc_up, medium with an inorganic source of nitrogen).

Although some free-living dinoflagellates can use CO2, HCO3−, or both, as their inorganic source of carbon (Hansen et al., 2007), the mechanism whereby DIC is made available to zooxanthellae is still being elaborated (Yellowlees et al., 2008; Venn et al., 2009).

Shock, E. L. et al. Quantifying inorganic sources of geochemical energy in hydrothermal ecosystems, Yellowstone National Park, USA.

All animal life depends ultimately on the existence of organisms (largely green plants) that can use inorganic sources of energy, of which solar radiation is by far the most important; some microorganisms, however, obtain energy from oxidation of simple inorganic compounds.

Long-term applications of organic or inorganic sources of N to croplands can increase the leaching potential of nitrate nitrogen (NO3 N) for soils underlain by subsurface drainage "tile" network.

Also, in cases of drought, nutrients are not easily available from inorganic sources of soil nutrients for plant (Chemura 2014).

This indicates that with limited water supply such as in cases of drought, N and probably other nutrients are not easily available from inorganic sources of soil nutrients.