Sentence examples for single seedlings from inspiring English sources

4. Separation of single seedlings is much easier.

In any case, this research indicates that other things being equal, single seedlings will give more yield per unit area than seedlings grown close together in clumps, a key recommendation of SRI.

Also, with the intermittent irrigation and SRI crop management (transplanting of young, single seedlings, widely spaced in a square pattern), there were improved soil physical properties, more vigorous root systems, and better plant performance, all with consumption of less water.

Only some SRI methods were used in these initial trials -- young seedlings (3-leaf stage), single seedlings, wide spacing (30x30 cm gave better performance than 20x20 cm), and reduced water application (no flooding).

During his one-year stay (September 2017-August 2018), he will be working on several papers that relate to the the use of single seedlings and other practices related to rice production.

In this paper, the eco-physiological adaptability of single seedlings of nitrogen (N -fixing RobiN -fixingoacacia and non-N-fixing FRobinia velutina were compseudoacaciaixed-species with the proportion of 1:1 under sand stress by pot experiments.

Single seedling nursery tray: An innovative breakthrough to quality seedling raising technique for SRI transplanting machine.

BAAN KHLONG KHOO, Thailand — During 18 years living across the road from rice paddies, Malinee Khammon has never planted a single seedling.

The article, entitled Why high grain yield can be achieved in single seedling machine-transplanted hybrid rice under dense planting conditions, suggests that improvement in seedling quality, panicle size, and dry weight per stem are critical to the high grain yield in single seedling machine-transplanted hybrid rice under dense planting conditions.

Note that the plants from individual single seedling plates were not considered as independent replicates, but instead the number of wilted plants per seedling plate was used as a disease index.

After a lifetime of battling freezing Chicago winters and humid New York summers, which killed four out of every five new plants, I suddenly found everybody buying a single seedling and wondering whether it would grow into a monster that bullies the neighbors.