Sentence examples for sowing split from inspiring English sources

In comparison to a single application of fertilizer at sowing, split fertilization improves yields, increases the total amount of fertilizer used, and reduces nitrogen leaching.

Organic fertilizers were incorporated into the soil 2 weeks before sowing; NPK was split applied at 2 and 5 weeks after sowing.

The N fertilizer source experiment tested the effect of the application of 90 kg N ha−1 of urea split at sowing and tillering (12-78-0) on the investigated parameters, and compared to Entec® 26 and Sulfammo 23 with the same does and application time.

Twenty-one species of wet grassland habitats (15 non-native and 6 native) were sown in 2004 in a split plot experiment, and then subjected to management treatments (cutting and irrigation) to test the response of individual species and the community as a whole.

This perspective was accepted within the Fourth International, yet sowed the seeds for the split in 1953.

The treatments were: (1) cropped to the edge; (2) sown 'tussocky' grass mix; (3) sown 'grass and wildflower' mix; (4) Split margin (3 m 'tussocky' grass adjacent to hedge and 3 m 'grass and wildflower' next to crop); and (5) natural regeneration.

Some urged them to "resist the occupation" by rejecting a document that would split the country and sow sectarian strife.

The results indicated that ZTsr with application of 200 kg N ha−1 in 4 equal splits viz. at sowing 20, 45 and 70 d after sowing is an appropriate strategy that enhanced wheat yield (7436-7634 kg ha−1) and N efficiency (28.6-29.5 kg−1g−1) in rice-wheat system.

Each rate was split in various proportions between sowing, tillering and stem elongation.

For Hannan, too, the intention was not to sow further conflict in a city already split down the middle by Brexit.

The most damaging result of the emergency, however, may have been the doubt it sowed within the opposition, splitting those advocating participation from others calling for a boycott.