Sentence examples for release of plant from inspiring English sources

Some insects that live off plants are known to affect the release of plant chemicals, often as a way to discourage competition from other insects.

Recorded for broadcast by NPR, the Bowery Ballroom concert was timed to the release of Plant's new album, "Band of Joy," which he named for the short-lived group he got his start with, before teaming up with the guitarist Jimmy Page and becoming Led Zeppelin's front man.

The action of harvesting and processing of leafy greens can also result in the release of plant exudates along cut edges.

In addition, wastewater irrigation might have an impact on the dissolution of the nutrient may be due to reduce the microbial activity in the soil and resulting in slower release of plant available nutrients (Shammi et al. 2016).

Low cost and ready availability of materials for their preparation, gradual release of plant nutrients, aeration, the ability of the soil to hold nutrients and being environmental friendly have made organic fertilizers popular among farmers.

A variety of organic moieties can be intercalated into the LDH interlayers, which makes them extremely promising for the purposes of drug delivery and gene therapy [7, 8], controlled release of plant growth regulator and herbicides [9 11], contaminants remover [12], polymer composite material with enhanced thermal stability [13] and various other applications.

Vermicompost is known to provide a slow, balanced nutritional release pattern to plants, particularly in terms of release of plant-available N, soluble K, exchangeable Ca, Mg and P (Edwards and Fletcher 1988) which is subsequently used by plants efficiently.

Because release of plant-available mineral N from the manure and the solid fraction of the digestates usually is low during the first growing season after application due to slow mineralization (Svensson et al. 2004), the amounts of manure and digestates were adjusted based on their inorganic N content, i.e. NH4+ concentration (Tables 1 and 3) in wet samples only.

Generally, regulations cover the environmental release of plants produced through genetic engineering.

This paper describes the dynamics of new slow release formulations of plant growth regulator (PGR) 3-indolbutyric acid (IBA) in aqueous solution.

This paper describes the dynamics of new slow release formulations of plant growth regulator (PGR) 1-naphthylacetic acid (NAA) in aqueous solution.