Sentence examples for phosphorus excess from inspiring English sources

One was adjusted using the InraPorc® model to minimize crude protein, amino acid and phosphorus excess (LN), and the other (ST) was formulated with standard Brazilian recommendations.

In the first perturbation, nitrogen and phosphorus in excess of the required stoichiometric amounts were spiked into the influent solution to mimic a common remedial action taken in the field.

Concurrently, environmental intensity impact per kilocalorie produced decreased for all indicators (−51 −13%) except excess phosphorus (+57%).

Water flowing south from farm fields would be cleaned by running it through the marshes, where plants would absorb excess phosphorus.

Excess phosphorus (P) in lakes and rivers remains a major water quality problem on a global scale.

When applied haphazardly or in excess, phosphorus from farms can be washed away with runoff, then swept into lakes, rivers and oceans.

"Working trees" could absorb some of the excess phosphorus and nitrogen that run off farm fields and help heal the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico.

Rock phosphate soon proved to be a cost-effective means of supplying this additional phosphorus, and the excess phytin phosphorus could be disposed of easily with the animals' manure.

It had become overgrown with algae since 2009, indicating excess phosphorus availability in the water (Figure 2), despite the fact that manure-spreading buffers were attended to in accordance with their CNMP.

Excess phosphorus (P) in peri-urban regions is an emerging issue, whereas there is global depletion of quality mined supplies of P. The flow of P across the landscape leading to regional surpluses and deficits is not well understood.

The red clay has implications for groundwater recharge and lateral flow of water through the landscape as well as the fixation of excess phosphorus from animal manure and inorganic fertilizers.