Excessive amount of coarse fragments limit the fine earth volume required for root proliferation, water-holding capacity, and long-term nutrient availability of plants (Mukhopadhyay et al. 2013; Maiti 2013).
The proliferation of water causes "certainly demonstrates the extent of the problem," said Andrew Essex, chief executive at Droga5 in New York, which is again this year creating national ads for the Tap Project.
Rapid, uncontrolled proliferation of water hyacinth adversely affects aquatic fauna and flora, impacting local biodiversity seriously.
Then, in favor of microorganism proliferation, the water bucket was aerated vigorously for at least 2 days using an ordinary air pump.
Lack of the management has resulted in under-utilization of the rather endowed pasture area, while areas in the sub-county with proliferation of water points are degraded due to over-use (IUCN 2014).
In conclusion, our data indicated that D. membranacea Pierre increased NK cell activity and lymphocyte proliferation, the water extract showing better NK cell cytotoxicity and lymphocyte proliferation than its alcoholic extract.
VICE News went to California to witness the proliferation of water-intensive crops, and to find out why the industry that consumes the overwhelming majority of the state's water has continued to operate during the historic drought.
VICE News went to California to witness the proliferation of water-intensive crops, and to find out why the industry has continued to operate during the historic drought.
Drought stress reduces leaf size, stem extension and root proliferation, disturbs plant water relations and reduces water-use efficiency (Farooq et al. [2009]).
And the proliferation of fluoridated water has helped reduce dental problems.
Dredging them up will lead to their proliferation in the water, and the fish will take in more of the stuff, not less.
