Sentence examples for soil specificity from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that the genetic modification and agronomic manipulation methods are widely used to improve the nutritional value of plants, the inadequate public acceptance and soil specificity of genetically modified food are still the challenges (Martínez-Ballesta et al. 2008).

Considering paddy soils, the specificity of primer set Ana-hzo1F and hzocl1R2 as a biomarker for a wider environmental detection of anammox needs to be further evaluated.

In summary, P. cheesemanii and P. exile are morphologically similar, lower altitude species that are very closely related but which differ in their soil substrate specificities (generalist and basicole respectively).

Having reached the woods and having begun to talk about what lay under the surface of the forest floor, he held the crumbled leaf litter and humus in his hand as if he were savoring what lovers of certain wines call the "goût de terroir," or taste of the soil, a certain earthy specificity that the wine owes to the ground, not the grape.

All primers amplified nirK from fungi and soil, but their efficiency and specificity were different.

Cross-reactivity tests against 119 soil invertebrate taxa confirm their specificity.

This observation was in agreement with the findings of Chen et al. (2003) that there has been peanut cultivars-Bradyrhizobium strain specificity in Argentina soil.

Seedling growth was generally found to be negatively affected by calcareous soils and compaction; however, the specificity of results, in terms of species and site interaction and changing response as the seedlings aged, reinforced the importance of treatment effects on soil quality and forest productivity across the entire length of a stand rotation.

Sequence analysis of clone libraries originating from two soils in temperate regions demonstrated the specificity of the respective primer pairs.

The fungus has ecological host specificity, and in natural soils can only associate with white pine, a grouping of trees classified in subgenus Strobus of the genus Pinus.

Sulfonylurea herbicides are agricultural soil additives, and the natural target and substrate specificity of CYP105A1 is not known.