Sentence examples for plant access from inspiring English sources

There was an attempt to find a trade buyer who could take on the Markinch plant, access new markets or turn it around to produce more efficiently.

This could also be due to increases the plant access to soil nutrients and, improving P availability through solubilizing unavailable P (Zaidi et al. 2009) and thus enhancing the N use efficiency of common bean.

Plant growth-promoting bacteria can stimulate plant growth by replacing soil nutrients through biological N2 fixation, making nutrients more available (solubilization of phosphates) or increasing plant access to nutrients (increasing root surface area or modulating ion transporters) [4].

Root system architecture (RSA) can significantly affect plant access to water, total transpiration, as well as its partitioning by soil depth, with implications for surface heat, water, and carbon budgets.

In fact, they are formulated products containing one or more microorganisms that enhance the nutrient status and health of the plants by either replacing soil nutrients and/or by making nutrients more available to plants and/or by increasing plant access to nutrients or by producing specific metabolites (Malusa and Vassilev 2014).

The study offers proven ways to reduce nitrogen use--applying fertilizer in the spring instead of fall and placing it deeper in the soil for easier plant access.

She worries about the coming buildings and how they will affect plants' access to sun and air flow.

Developers targeted Meriden and Milford because they have essential components for the plants: access to the regional power grid, water andpipelines to supply the natural gas needed for the plants' operation.

With more and more distributed photovoltaic (PV) plants access to the distribution system, whose structure is changing and becoming an active network.

Grazing animals, such as cows and sheep, help keep these small plots of land rich in species by removing the tops of plants, thereby allowing more individual plants access to light, the researchers say.

As a result, many forests regenerated, partially aided by human interventions such as native-species tree planting, access restrictions, and fire controls (Meyfroidt and Lambin 2008; Cochard et al. 2017).