The relative eGFP expression levels for these colonies was approximately 8 times higher when cultivated with 800 nM MTX, and approximately 2 times higher when cultivated with 400 nM MTX, compared with cultivation without MTX.
Sugar developed into an advanced industry, with cultivation and processing integrated at various sites.
The main natural vegetation is macchie, but with cultivation the land supports vegetables, olives, citrus, and grapes.
Another surreal image from the wartime dig for victory campaign – this time a knife and fork become a spade and shovel, linking consumption with cultivation.
In the Schneifel (German: "Snow Eifel"), near the Belgian frontier, scrub and forest are common, with cultivation only on the richer soils.
That stipulates a minimum greenhouse gas emissions saving of 60% compared with fossil fuel assessed across a lifecycle that considers the emissions associated with cultivation, processing and transport of the biomass, together with general restrictions on the use of materials from land important on carbon or biodiversity grounds.
In 2009, Mr. Lefevre was among the authors of a white paper saying that industry oversight to ensure the use of dogs, combined with cultivation efforts and careful management of the truffle habitat, could raise the value of Oregon's crop (worth $300,000 to harvesters at the time) a hundredfold by 2030, and benefit the region's economy through increased sales, exports and culinary tourism.
It's our understanding that the fund's bets won't have anything to do with cultivation and production.
It seems that the repair of photosynthetic apparatus started along with cultivation, and comprised two stages.
The E2 layer is interbedded with cultivation soil, indicating partial disturbance by cultivation.
Studies in agricultural landscapes show stream, lake, and reservoir fertility increases with cultivation in the catchment.
