Sentence examples for organic supplement from inspiring English sources

Nodal portion of rhizomatous stem of A. vera were cultured on Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium (Physiol. Plant. 15:473 – 497, 1962) supplemented with various cytokinin and A. vera leaf gel (AvG) as organic supplement.

He explains to me that he was working on a plan before getting busted that would have seen him open a holistic health and organic supplement store in his local area and then expand into different areas over time.

IdeaSphere describes itself as an integrated manufacturer and marketer of natural and organic supplements, foods and beverages.

It stocks a wide range of organic foods, including dairy, eggs, bread, honey, cereals and convenience food, and also organic supplements and cosmetics.

In the present study AvG is used as another complex organic supplements for the enhancement of proliferation rate.

Presence of salts in growth medium influence physiology, hamper growth and distress fermentation efficiency in yeasts while medium with organic supplements augment ethanol fermentation efficiency.

The only organic supplements required for optimum differentiation were thiamine and nicotinic acid, in addition to the plant growth regulators BAP and NAA and sucrose as a carbon source.

Many complex organic supplements like coconut water, banana powder, tomato and orange juice have beneficial effects on in vitro plant cell and tissue cultures and widely used for enhancement of in vitro growth of many plants (Molnár et al. 2011).

Also, excessive use of inorganic fertilizers without organic supplements not only deteriorates the physical and chemical properties of the soil but also pollutes the surrounding environment (Lim et al. 2015).

In works published so far on the microbiological production of succinic acid, bacteria applied have been usually characterized by high nutritive requirements in terms of fermentation media (necessity of using expensive organic supplements like e.g. yeast extract or peptone), just to mention Actinobacillus succinogenes (Guettler et al. 1999) or Basfia succiniciproducens (Schröder et al. 2010).

It was, therefore, not surprising that the various asymbiotic media used in this present study, with their different compositions and concentrations of mineral salts, organic supplements and vitamins, varied in their suitability for in vitro germination.