Sentence examples for mobilization of nutrients from inspiring English sources

The contents of these fluids are kept at a relatively constant level in spite of tolls taken by the cells, primarily by mobilization of nutrients stored in the body; in vertebrates, for example, glucose is stored in the liver, fats in the fat tissues, calcium in the bones.

Application of constructed wetlands (CWs) for stabilization of secondarily treated wastewater (Vymazal 2007), and bioretention systems for stormwater, prior to discharge in a water body, has resulted in substantial removal and mobilization of nutrients and restoration of functional nutrient cycling (Sack 2013; Hseih and Davis 2005).

It has been shown that, as well as mycorrhiza, the presence of microfauna in the soil assists the growth of the tree, as it enhances the mobilization of nutrients.

Another interesting issue was the effect of EOD on the capacity of mobilization of nutrients such as sugars and fats.

Maternal substrate demands of lactation are either met by increased dietary intake or by mobilization of nutrients stored in tissues [1], [2].

Temporal variations in flooding cause accumulation and sudden mobilization of nutrients which are readily utilized by well-adapted plants.

To more fully understand the mobilization of nutrient reserves in the cotyledon, we also examined the common and distinct processes between these two photosynthetic tissues.

More specifically, the high reactivity of biogenic magnetite and its propensity to be reduced and dissolved by HS indicates that magnetite of biogenic origin potentially plays a larger role in the mobilization of sorbed nutrients and toxic elements in organic rich environments compared with abiotically formed magnetite.

It is characterized by the visible yellowing (Chlorophyll degradation) of leaves accompanied by the mobilization of leaf nutrients to the reproductive structures, and is a complex process involving changes of physiological, biochemical and gene expression regulated by endogenous and exogenous factors [ 2].

Organic matter plays several important roles in the biogeochemistry of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems including the mobilization and transport of nutrients and pollutants.

Over-represented GO-terms associated with the cotyledon-specific genes suggest the mobilization of cotyledon-specific nutrients, including the response to trehalose stimulus and alpha-glucan/water dikinase activity.