Sentence examples for its leguminous from inspiring English sources

While the sculpture was being constructed, public and media outlets nicknamed it "The Bean" because of its leguminous shape, a name that Kapoor described as "completely stupid".

Our study aimed at a genome-wide discovery of sRNAs in Sinorhizobium meliloti that belongs to the Rhizobiales of the alpha-proteobacteria. S. meliloti exists either in symbiosis with its leguminous host plants (e.g. Medicago sativa) or in a free-living lifestyle.

According to Parsons and Cuthbertson (2000), even though S. obtusifolia is a leguminous plant, it had no effect on most of the soil nutrients, because it is a non-nodulating legume, which does not have nitrogen-fixing bacteria associated with its root systems (Waterhouse and Norris 1987; Weber 2003).

The fast turnover of leguminous green manure enables it to release N quickly, but limits its effectiveness in maintaining soil organic C content.

However, it was higher under the leguminous trees than non-leguminous trees, and under the inside tree canopies than outside canopies.

Canavanine, it turns out, is an antimetabolite stored in the seeds of many leguminous species to ward off predators, and its toxicity in animals is well documented in scientific literature.

Converting leguminous green manure into biochar facilitates its use as a soil amendment.

Merrill] is the most important leguminous crop in the world due to its high contents of high-quality protein and oil for human and animal consumption as well as for industrial uses.

In this study, we assessed how the conversion of leguminous green manure (Sesbania roxburghii) into biochar altered its chemical composition and subsequent C and N mineralization.

In general, approximately 60% of its diet consists of unripe fruits and seed, mainly from leguminous pods, and less than 50% consists of leaves.

It is still well below the danger level Leguminous meadow plants (clover, vetch, alfalfa) take up more strontium from the soil than grasses do.