Sentence examples for substrate for cultivation from inspiring English sources

To create a favorable substrate for cultivation, we attempted to fabricate the microstructure at polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) surfaces using ion beam irradiation.

The first pathway is based on anaerobic digestion of seaweed which is converted into biogas, for production of electricity and heat, and digestate, used as fertilizer; the second pathway uses seaweed hydrolysate as a substrate for cultivation of heterotrophic microalgae.

In recent years, many experiments have been conducted to recycle the spent substrate for cultivation of other mushrooms (usually high temperature fruiting types) (Royse 1992; Li 2013).

Therefore, T. molitor feces was superior to wheat bran to supplement the spent P. eryngii substrate for cultivation of A. chaxingu.

Unlike the end up result of our study, composted straw materials can be utilized entirely as substrate for cultivation of oyster mushroom, and it has been found to definitely improve yield and quality of oyster mushroom crop outcome (Choi 2004).

With a view to recycle spent P. eryngii substrate for cultivation of other mushrooms in a low cost way, in the present study, A. chaxingu was chosen because it is a moderate temperature fruiting type mushroom suitable for cultivation at a broad range of ambient temperatures for a period from late spring to autumn in south China.

Variable ranges of BE have been reported when different lignocellulosic materials were used as substrates for cultivation of oyster (Liang et al. 2009).

The present study, thus, demonstrates the use of Se-rich agricultural residues as substrates for cultivation of Se-enriched Pleurotus sajor-kaju (oyster mushrooms) and Volvariella volvacea (paddy straw mushroom) which hitherto has been reported with only exogenous selenium supplementation.

In this paper, we report the utility of nanopatterned substrates for cultivation of primary hepatocytes.

Thus, we decided to investigate the cellular responses of P. pastoris cells not producing a recombinant protein to methanol and glucose, respectively, which are the two most widely used substrates for cultivation.

However, no clear relationship between the substrate used for cultivation and the hydrolytic performance of the resulting enzymes on the particular substrates has been reported in previous studies on T. reesei Rut C30 [ 17] or Penicillium brasilianum [ 11].