Sentence examples for repeat harvesting from inspiring English sources

The cultivation and repeat harvesting of wild "landrace" wheat varieties has led over time to the emergence of domesticated "elite" wheat varieties with desirable phenotypic characteristics.

However, it is unclear whether these analyses took into account the extra costs of repeat harvesting in the additional harvest failures in the chemotherapy-mobilised group, and several of these cost effectiveness analyses used median US costs rather than individual actual patient data.

Repeated harvesting (surrogate grazing) commonly yields 1.5 to 2.5 metric tons per hectare per year.

For example, these approaches may only be feasible if concessions are agreed on beyond the scope of a single harvest to include repeated harvesting operations, and if concessionaires are held responsible for reforestation and other silvicultural operations.

Due, in particular, to repeated harvesting at sun-exposed southern slopes, oaks and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) were promoted here, while beech dominates on moderately fresh and fresh soils and usually forms pure stands (cf. Ellenberg and Leuschner 2010).

Loose-leaf varieties can be trimmed down multiple times for repeated harvesting.

The optimal growth conditions for S. dolichostachya included 100 mM NaCl in the culture medium and repeated harvesting was possible as a means to increasing yield.

Average peak accumulated harvests out-yielded cumulative 21-day repeated harvest DM by 44% and C by 47% over two years; 21-day harvest material yielded 84% more N than the accumulated material.

To contribute to our knowledge of yield potentials and mineral concentrations in biomass-harvest regimens where nutritive value to ruminants is not a factor, 'Tifton 85' and 'Coastal' accumulated bermudagrass was harvested at 14-day intervals and compared to 21-day repeated harvests.

To investigate the potential of repeated harvests from the same plant, shoots were cut 10 cm above the sand level after 5 and 15 weeks.

Although highly sensitive and specific, qPCR analyses of homogenates from repeated harvests of PER2::LUC organoids, MSIE and Caco-2 cells was comparably less efficient for experiments requiring fine time-resolution measurements over several days.