Sentence examples for lot of nitrogen from inspiring English sources

Broccoli on muck soil gets a lot of nitrogen and water, and can grow very tall.

Otherwise, I stand by seaweed feed, which has a lot of nitrogen and macronutrients but is not rounded in the way inorganic fertilisers are.

"You have to grow them every year and it requires a lot of nitrogen fertilisers to grow those grains". Instead, the BBSRC money will be concentrated on waste materials from normal food crops – wheat straw, spent grain – and also plants that are not grown for food production but still produce a large amount of biomass quickly, such as willows and grasses.

They reckon it has always contained a lot of nitrogen, but that early carbon dioxide was mopped up by the formation of limestone while methane levels rose as a result of the exhalations of a group of bugs then common, now rare called methanogens.

Other studies concluded that the metabolisms of the micro-organisms need a lot of nitrogen compounds and that they can utilize inorganic nitrogen (Xiao et al. 2005).

Six out of 10 cars sold today in the UK are diesels, and these produce a lot of nitrogen dioxide, he says.

Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in soils too poor to contain lots of nitrogen, which is necessary for plant growth.

Sure enough, the blue supergiant Westerlund 1-5 has lots of nitrogen and little oxygen.

The nitrates find their way into the rivers after leaching off farmland, where farmers apply lots of nitrogen-rich fertilizer.

Plants slow down their growth rate during the summer and don't need a lot of extra nitrogen if they are not actively growing.

An extra-high-protein diet, as a bodybuilder or low-carb dieter might use, will produce a lot of waste nitrogen that requires extra water to carry away.