Sentence examples for nutrient deficient from inspiring English sources

Application of compost to nutrient deficient soil promoted growth, fresh shoot and dry matter yield of A. cruentus.

There is, however, sparse information on effect combination of AMF and compost in improving fertility status of nutrient deficient soil.

The highly weathered and nutrient deficient soils support a rich variety of woodlands, forests, heath and bush, all well adapted to local Mediterranean weather patterns.

The results showed that there was no significant (P > 0.05) difference in number of leaves of Amaranthus grown on nutrient deficient soil treated with different soil amendments.

Relatively higher percentage of NPP in coarse root of DS indicated higher allocation to root to collect more water and nutrients from nutrient deficient soil.

Mesoscale eddies have been hypothesized to inject new nutrients into oligotrophic surface waters, thereby increasing new production and particle export in otherwise nutrient deficient regimes.

Half of those over 75 in hospital are reckoned to be nutrient-deficient, as are many obese people.Nutrient deficiency is not easy to cure.

In the course of the monthlong stuffing schedule of nutrient-deficient corn and oil, a duck's liver may swell to 10 times its normal size.

This suggests that people are eating and drinking more calorically dense but nutrient-deficient foods, many if not most because they are sweet.

Nutrient-deficient chemically-processed "food" in increasingly larger sizes is bad for all of our bodies, whether we're fat or thin or somewhere in between.

The nitrogen-fixing members, such as Alnus (alders), Casuarina (she-oaks), and Myrica (bayberry), often tolerate extreme nutrient-deficient habitats.