Sentence examples for nutrient-rich environment from inspiring English sources
It's now a specialist at tree life, having found a safe, nutrient-rich environment in which to thrive.
The generation of oxygen by nanobiomaterials creates a nutrient-rich environment with sustained oxygen supplementation.
Carbon accumulation was rapid due to high net primary productivity in a relatively nutrient-rich environment.
Biofilms are advantageous to bacteria because they provide a nutrient-rich environment that facilitates growth and because they confer resistance to antibiotics.
As AOB are considered to mainly dominated in the neutral and "nutrient-rich" environment, whereas AOA are better to adapted to low pH and "nutrient-poor" environment (Schauss et al. 2009).
According to Forde and Lorenzo (2001), root growth and branching are favored in nutrient-rich environment and in the presence of hormones such as auxins that enable the plant to optimize the exploitation of the available resources which are in turn transformed into photoassimilates and transported again to the root, consequently influencing plant growth and morphology in a systemic manner.
Fertilizer in agricultural runoff and sewage create nutrient-rich environments where algae can thrive, for example, he said, and ballast water from traveling ships takes algae on far-flung voyages, helping it to spread.
Such an activation, reported here for the first time in bacterial lipases, seems to be part of a regulatory system evolved to ensure a high use of carbon sources, and could be related to the successful adaptation of Bacillus strains to nutrient-rich environments with strong microbial competition.
Known as copiotrophic bacteria, Bacteroidetes species tend to be found in nutrient-rich environments (Fierer et al. 2007).
Swarming is a powerful means of rapidly colonizing nutrient-rich environments, facilitating colony spread, and accelerating biomass production [31].
Escherichia coli O517:H7 and Myxococcus xanthus attach to the surface under nutrient-rich environments (O'Toole et al. 2000; Sharma et al. 2015; Simoes et al. 2010).
