Sentence examples for rainfed growing from inspiring English sources
For that purpose first, a pre-selection of crop models simulating wheat yield under rainfed growing conditions at the field scale was made, and second, four selected models (Aquacrop, CERES-Wheat, CropSyst and WOFOST) were compared in terms of modelling approaches, process descriptions and model outputs.
As part of a continuing effort to maximize Si uptake from applied calcium silicate (Ca2SiO4) sources under the rainfed growing conditions of sugarcane in South Africa, we reasoned that, based on these earlier findings, manipulation of fertilizer N-form may assist in solubilizing Si from applied Ca2SiO4.
Meloidogyne incognita is naturally found associated to rice in rainfed growing systems but the impact of this RKN species on rice cultivation is lower than M. graminicola that is remarkably well adapted to flooded conditions (Fortuner and Merny, [1979]; De Waele and Elsen, [2007]).
The results do not change the conclusions about the relative risks of growing rainfed cotton in south and central India, but other high-temperature intolerant crops could be adversely impacted.
In the study area, the groundwater extraction during rainy season is negligible for domestic and irrigation purposes, because, mostly, surface water is used to meet the drinking water requirements and farmers generally grow rainfed crops during the rainy season.
Even where irrigation is available, short-season cotton could be grown rainfed allowing the irrigation water and the period prior to the monsoon to be used for the production of other food crops.
About 27%% of lands are covered with rocks and low rainfall to grow rainfed crops, and groundwater level is decreasing in addition to limited financial resources and access to markets; it was very crucial for rural inhabitants in Jabal El-Hoss to search for job opportunities outside their area whether inside or outside the country.
In MH, 90 % of the farmers grow some rainfed cotton, and the state is a hot spot for suicides [23].
We analyzed the genome-wide gene expression patterns of rice (Oryza sativa) growing in rainfed and irrigated fields during two distinct tropical seasons and determined simple linear models that relate transcriptomic variation to climatic fluctuations.
The correspondence of root lengths estimated using WinRHIZO and ImageJ with Triangle algorithm was valid for roots of various morphologies, and for rice plants grown in uplands, rainfed lowlands, and irrigated lowlands.
Some irrigated cotton is grown in predominantly rainfed areas such as Yavatmal (Fig. 1), and PBW populations building up in irrigated fields can then invade rainfed cotton (Fig. 5) and multiply further.
