The phrase "static cultivation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice of cultivating plants or crops without tilling or disturbing the soil. Example: "The farmers in this area have switched to static cultivation methods, which help preserve the soil's nutrients and prevent erosion."
Spores were cultivated in a bioreactor with controlled air supply and static cultivation pH levels.
Static cultivation in a culture dish was also carried out.
Static cultivation of BC was conducted in an incubator (SI-600R, JEIO TECH Co., Daejeon, Korea).
On static cultivation, Acetobacter xylinum synthesizes bacterial cellulose (BC) that has a gel-like fibril network with inappropriate orientation at the air/liquid interface.
Static cultivation of OPGs is a long process [42 days in this study, 21 60+ in other studies (Milfrestadt et al. in review)].
Static cultivation was conducted in the stationary phase at 26 °C for 8 days in an incubator (SI-600R, JEIO TECH Co., Daejeon, Korea).
Structured colonies also emerged in static cultivations with MM medium that contained lower or higher ethanol concentrations.
In some static cultivations the cells forming structured colonies reached as high as 40% of all CFU (not shown).
It also includes the application of neonatal rat or chick cardiomyocytes to skeletal myoblasts, mesenchymal stem cells and embryonic stem cells, static culture, and bioreactor and stretching cultivation.
Agriculture activities began to flourish in Cameron Highlands since the 1970s and practice a static shifting cultivation.
Elucidation of the optimal conditions for the long-term cultivation of rat hepatocytes in standard 2-D static culture systems has also helped define requirements for key components in the matrix and medium for expression of the differentiated phenotype.
