Sentence examples for nutrient richness from inspiring English sources
Heres your digital receipt scoring the nutrient richness of your trip.
By creating one intuitive system, we can help everyone effortlessly identify and track the nutrient richness of what they eat.
Species, particularly foliovores, at the trailing edge of their geographical range are likely to be most vulnerable to climate change as they respond to physiological stress and the decline in the nutrient richness of their food source.
We combined plot- and landscape-scale data from a range of forest types varying in soil moisture and nutrient richness in Estonia, and compiled a landscape retrospective of bilberry abundance.
Life cycle of rice consists of three phases: 1) vegetative growth stage, from germination to panicle initiation, 2) reproductive stage, from panicle initiation to flowering (generally 35 days), and 3) the ripening stage, from flowering to ripen grain (usually 30 35 days, could be even 2 months depends on some factors such as water, nutrient richness) (Vergara and Chang1985).
There is a growing concern that land use intensification is having negative effects on semi-natural grasslands and that it leads to a general loss of biodiversity among all types of formerly extensively managed grasslands of poor to medium nutrient richness.
For neophytes, urban plants and high-nutrient indicators, richness decreased along the gradient from urbanised to less modified landscapes.
Species richness was found to be highest in lowland areas, where warmer climate and nutrient-rich soils contribute to balance the potential negative effects of intensive farming.
Many studies outlined throughout the 'Harsh Habitats' sections above show a positive effect of increases in water, light and nutrients on the richness or cover of invasive species in sites where these resources are limiting.
