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Certain media amendments, such as dried alum sludge (Bugbee and Elliott 1999), clay, and bark (Bugbee and Elliott 1998) have been shown to reduce nutrient leaching from media containing nutrient-rich organic components without adversely effecting plant growth.

To date, the only concerted effort at finding regulators of encystment in any bacterial species has been undertaken in R. centenum, where a screen for Tn5 mutants displaying de-repressed encystment on nutrient-rich media uncovered several such components [ 31].

A grain of wheat has three main components: a fibrous and nutrient-rich outer coating called the bran; the flavorful and aromatic germ, a living embryo that eventually develops into the adult plant; and a pouch of starch known as the endosperm, which makes up the bulk of the grain.

Since the nematode P. redivivus is free-living and appears to inhabit nutrient-rich environments, we examined whether changes in components of signaling or developmental pathways reflect its adaptation to such a lifestyle.

The large snowmelt runoff induces upwelling and seaward advection as components of estuarine circulation (Figure 12) and forms nutrient-rich low-salinity water in the surface layer of Funka Bay.

In nutrient-rich conditions, a few LC3 puncta are seen which do not overlap with SEC31A, a COPII component.

Pregnant women especially need nutrient-rich food.

We're growing unnaturally nutrient-rich crops.

These exposed, nutrient-rich waters attract ocean giants.

First how affordable or accessible are nutrient-rich foods?

Exercise compresses joints, forcing more nutrient-rich fluid into cartilage.