Sentence examples for the fertilisation of from inspiring English sources

The Fertilisation of Flowers 145 146 (Macmillan, London, 1883).

The fertilisation of oceans would create a bloom of marine plants that store carbon, die and sink to the sea floor.

Dr Patrick Steptoe, a gynaecologist, and Dr Robert Edwards, a Cambridge University physiologist pioneered the fertilisation of an egg outside a woman's body before it was then put into her womb.

Of orchids, Darwin writes: "Hardly any fact has struck me so much as the endless diversities of structure, the prodigality of resources, for gaining the very same end, namely, the fertilisation of one flower by the pollen from another plant".

Early migrating species such as Rana arvalis or Triturus cristatus were much more coincident with the fertilisation of winter cereals than later active species or with fertilisation of maize.

The paper is of biological importance, since it forms, as far as our knowledge extends, the first record of a possible participation of animals in the fertilisation of cryptogams, which in itself seems an interesting pauallel to the relations existing between insects and phanerogams.

This is likely explained by the NO3− fertilisation of the non-nodulated plants during growth resulting in the accumulation of NO3− in root tissue followed by its mobilisation during hypoxia (Brandão and Sodek 2009).

Other researchers recognise the significance of this but warn of other issues that might prevent the iron fertilisation of the ocean as being a useful geoengineering technique.

The level of species-specific coincidence depended on the crops grown and the fertilisation type of farms, determined by the timing and the number of fertiliser applications.

CONFYM was a strong source for CH4, with peaking fluxes starting immediately after solid manure application and ploughing and lasting until the second fertilisation of the silage maize.

While the fertilisation success of anadromous males is typically greater than that of mature parr, reports of precocial parr fertilisation rates have ranged from 11%to65%5% of the available eggs (reviewed in Fleming and Reynolds 2004).