Sentence examples for potential perennial from inspiring English sources
In this study we measured the concentration of ten essential nutrients in harvested material from three potential perennial bioenergy crops: Panicum virgatum L., Miscanthus × giganteus, and a reestablished prairie to determine annual soil nutrient removals.
Among various potential perennial energy crops, Miscanthus, which is native to Asia and the Pacific Islands, has been selected and studied as one of the most promising energy crops for Europe over the past two decades [ 5- 8].
What I look for is a book that passes the Post-it note test (more than five recipes flagged), with reliable information and the potential for perennial use.
Genetic load appears to severely limit seed yield potential of perennial outcrossing species.
The optimum yield-scaled global warming potential (GWP) of perennial crops on arid land requires effective strategies for irrigation and fertilization.
This article studies the potential of three perennial energy crops, miscanthus, arundo and poplar, to play such a role in the region of Karditsa, Greece.
The aim of this work was to characterize the phytoremediation potential of this perennial grass in the situation of PAH polluted soils.
This point is vividly made in a study of the potential of growing perennial biomass crops, specifically SRC willow and miscanthus, for energy in the UK.
This doesn't have to be the case if you have room to bring the plants inside to over-winter but the logistics and practicalities involved often mean that gardeners simply replace these plants every year despite their potential to be perennial.
"He's a true center fielder with incredible offensive ability and the potential to be a perennial All-Star".
We used confirmed presence points from the native range, southern Africa, and the invaded range, the southwestern United States, to predict the potential distribution of the perennial bunchgrass Eragrostis lehmanniana Nees, (Lehmann lovegrass), in its invaded range in the United States.
