"intensive planting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a farming practice in which large numbers of crops and trees are planted in a small area. For example, "The farmer used intensive planting to maximize crop yield per acre."
Under intensive planting systems, regular soil preparation practices (ploughing and contour furrowing) should be performed before transplanting the cladodes.
The second intensive planting period was from 1949 to 1975, when the Taiwan Forestry Bureau enforced the rent afforestation policy.
Although now simplified without the intensive planting used in earlier centuries, elements remain of the formal gardens designed by John Claudius Loudon in 1825 that were previously arranged on the north, south-east, south and west sides of the house.
They set in place the characteristic grid roads that run between districts, the Redway system of independent cycle/pedestrian paths, and the intensive planting, lakes and parkland that are so appreciated today.
Sometimes referred to as intensive planting, keeping vegetables closer together gives weeds less room to grow.
The developed model is validated with experimental data from the intensive planted roof located in Chongqing.
Although the proposed measures would only affect the top 10% of the most CO2 intensive plants, BDEW spokesmen point to figures on the German energy regulator's website which list 50 planned power plant closures.
Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) is a widely discussed method that can help reduce carbon emissions of energy intensive plants.
In this intensive plant identification class we will create a framework for learning plants by comparing traits of more than 50 flowering plant families, and learning how to key using The Jepson Manual.
Intensive plant pruning involving removal of vegetative branches, topping, and continuously excising old leaves, growth tips of fruiting branches, excessive buds and empty fruit branches, has been widely adopted in the field management of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L). in China, but this practice is facing a serious of challenges because it is labor-intensive and time-consuming.
Aggressive growth of E. crassipes was correlated with increased temperature, high solar radiation and sunshine duration which may result in an intensive plant growth during summer that may be increased by global warming.
