Sentence examples for seed application from inspiring English sources

Soil disturbance and seed application rate at the recipient site and timing of the hay cut at the donor site are all factors to be considered prior to the commencement of restoration management.

In this work, a new method for pomegranate seed application in food industries was developed based on the extraction of seed oil and its subsequent encapsulation by spray drying.

The restoration of two contrasting grassland types (lowland hay meadow and chalk grassland) was examined using a replicated block experiment to assess the effectiveness of two methods of seed application (hay strewing and brush harvesting) and two methods of pre-treatment disturbance (power harrowing and turf stripping).

Each of the crops requires seed; application rates and prices (including royalty rates) were taken from Anon (2011d).

This type infection is important because it is not controlled by seed applications of fungicides, and it remains the reservoir from which infection and toxin biosynthesis takes place in each generation of plants.

Cell seeding, application of chemoattractant, and quantification of migrated cells were performed as described for the transwell invasion assay, and experiments were terminated at 8 10 h.

The original idea of seed covering or foliar application at plant seedlings (7 15 days old) has been superseded by later application.

Seed pesticide application improved number of pods per plant and 1000-seed weight.

Planting of pathogen-free seed and application of copper-based chemicals do not guarantee disease control.

The objective of this study was to determine if seed pesticide application and sowing techniques improve bean yield.

1 1 Geranium + peaa October March (125 days) 100 kg 1 1 Geranium + radish October January (55 days) 7.5 kg 1 1 aRhizobium culture treated seed; Fertilizer application N P K = 100 60 60 in sole geranium and intercrops, 1/3 N, Full P and K at planting; 1/3 N at last week of December; and 1/3 N after intercrops harvest.