Sentence examples for organic resources from inspiring English sources

The bulk of biomass in shallow water chemosynthetic ecosystems does not depend on symbiotrophs, but on organisms that feed on the available organic resources (i.e. deposit feeders, predators, omnivores).

You can find their Organic System Planning tool and many other organic resources at the Rodale website.

To survive saprotrophic fungi must be able to capture organic resources discontinuously dispersed in space and time.

Mycelial distribution and foraging within organic resources and among relatively homogeneously and heterogeneously distributed resources is reviewed.

Supplementing low quality organic resources with mineral nitrogen is required to optimise the effects of their interaction with soil fauna towards enhanced crop nutrient and water use efficiencies.

Tillage, organic resources and fertiliser effects on soil carbon (C) dynamics were investigated in 2000 and 2001 in Burkina Faso (West Africa).

A proponent of sustainable biomedical technology, Dr. Rosen, now at the Boston University School of Management, uses the term "organic resourcing" to describe the principle of fashioning medical devices from whatever materials were locally abundant.

Instead of muzzling what drill is trying to tell us, we need to see it as a rich, organic resource with which impactful conversations between educators and the most anxious, angry young people can be mined.

We concluded that short-term restoration of productivity of degraded sandy soils should focus on high quality organic resource application and P fertilization to stimulate microbial activity and induce responses to mineral fertilizers.

And the meaningfulness of Lowder's practice is expressed in his particular relationship to found, reclaimed, and otherwise sustainable materials, and in his instinct to orient buildings and land-use works according to the lay lines of the earth, organic resource distribution and the pathways of the stars.

Plant cell walls containing cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin and lignin are the most abundant organic resource on the planet [ 1].