Sentence examples for manure components from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study were to statistically study the effects of reaction conditions of temperature, acid concentration, and reaction time on manure components of cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, and nitrogen during dilute acid treatment of dairy manure; and to further optimize the accumulation of cellulose for later enzymatic conversion to glucose.

Decreased antibiotic sorption may be attributed to association of sediments with OM from manure components (ammonia N-containing soluble hydrocammonia N-containing acidsoluble[53, 54], and N-hydrocarbons hydrocarbonsuchch as pyrrols, methylindols, aminoitrogen bacids[55]).

A dairy farm is characterized as a system with soil, crop, herd and manure as components.

All these results are in accordance with Riaz et al. (2008) who found the maximum number of side shoots in growing substrates having leaf compost, silt and leaf manure as components.

Additionally, pulses help to curb pests and diseases when used as green manure or as component crops in intercropping, the practice of growing two or more crops in the same field at the same time.

The need to develop whole-farm decision-support tools that address all the major components of manure management systems, such as manure collection, storage, treatment, and land application, has been identified.

This can be due to competition for P fixation sites by organic acids, and/or the complexing of exchangeable Al and Fe by components of manure [58 60].

These outcomes are in line with the results of Younis et al. (2010), who stated that the petiole diameter of croton plant was influenced by media having leaf compost, coco coir dust, farmyard manure and perlite as components.

The farm components animal-manure-soil-crop were analysed in-depth in order to evaluate N flows and soil organic matter (SOM) dynamics at the farm system level, covering a period of six years.

Livestock manure is a critical component of hill farming.

This finding suggested the preferential removal of decomposable aliphatic compounds, mainly attributable to bio-available free lipids and carbohydrates [17], combined with the preservation of less protonated molecules, likely represented by the lignin aromatic derivatives included in manure biomass and woody structuring components.