Sentence examples for practical agricultural from inspiring English sources

Our results demonstrated that substrate amendments such as crop residues may constitute a practical agricultural management approach for promoting the transformation of fertilizer N to soil organic N, thereby increasing both fertilizer N use efficiency and retention in our study crop-soil systems.

We suggest that treating agricultural land cover as spatial networks can provide a straightforward way of characterizing the connectivity and evolution of complex spatial distributions of agriculture across a wide range of landscapes and at spatial scales relevant for practical agricultural applications.

Future studies in this area are certainly of great interest not only to the understanding of the molecular and genetic mechanisms regulating the process of mRNA movement in grafted plants, but also to the development and selection of superior grafts for practical agricultural uses.

The objectives of this study were to demonstrate the importance of considering the existing pumping conditions for contaminant loading management and to develop a management model to obtain a contaminant loading design more appropriate and practical for agricultural regions where groundwater pumping is common.

It is still practical, with improved agricultural and forestry practices to get future carbon dioxide levels below 350 ppm, provided we phase out emissions from the largest source, coal, in coming decades.

Navigation information conveyed through globally referenced regular grids turned out to be a powerful tool for upcoming practical implementations within agricultural robotics.

In conclusion, our field trial of the transformants demonstrated that a transgenic approach to increase the tolerance of rice to low Fe availability is practical for improving agricultural productivity in calcareous paddy soils.

Very little is known about the biological cause of 45S rDNA fragility, but the potential mobility of the 45S rDNA caused by breaking and subsequent rejoining and the fact that the fragile sites are preferred sites for foreign gene integration and gene recombination in humans [18] [20] may have practical applications in agricultural biotechnology.

Moreover, genes have been identified that could be engineered in duckweeds for practical applications easing agricultural production of food crops.

Cereal crops are good model systems for the study of root plasticity because crops have been subject to artificial selection for increased yield on cultivated soils, and the identification of germplasm harboring advantageous root plasticity traits might have practical applications in agricultural breeding programs.

Malagasy farmers embrace and perpetuate the practice not only for its practical benefits as an agricultural technique, but for its cultural associations with prosperity, health and venerated ancestral custom (fomba malagasy).