Sentence examples for water nutrient from inspiring English sources

Parasitic plants usually form stem or leaf connections to access the water, nutrient, and carbon reserves of host plants.

Thus, with the localized aspect, there are implications concerning evaporation, transpiration, deep percolation, soil water, nutrient, and salinity distributions with respect to crop spatial position and root distributions.

This study was designed to determine the efficiencies and mechanisms of water nutrient removal via different aquatic plant species as a potential remediation strategy for polluted rural rivers.

The exam itself covers four different areas: Crop, Soil and Water, Nutrient, and Pest Management and test takers are expected to know local management strategies adapted for their local climate and also broader management strategies.

In order to test how the coastal ecosystem responded to mud crabs, we performed linear regression analyses of the relationships between nutrient load, water nutrient concentration, phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll a) as well as richness and biomass of benthic invertebrates separately before and after the establishment of mud crab.

We articulate how these imbalances have cascaded through the deep inter-dependencies between carbon, soil, water, nutrient and ecological processes, resulting in a critical transition of the critical zone and creating emergent inter-dependencies and co-evolutionary trajectories.

Aerating the soil helps water, nutrients and oxygen move into the soil, rather than running off.

Rather than being homogeneous, it's a layered affair of water, nutrients and organisms.

Elimination of weeds is important, because they compete for water, nutrients, and light.

For example, municipal wastewater contains resources like energy, water, nutrients, and metals.

By outcompeting grasses for water, nutrients, and light, trees begin to take over the landscape.