Not exact matches
Schlesinger noted that as the ecosystem changed, key nutrients in the soil — such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and various
organic elements — accumulated beneath the canopies of the mesquite bushes, forming
what he called islands of fertility and starving out the surrounding grasses.
Recently Berkeley Lab scientists used this method to calculate the absorption spectrum and confirm
what several experimental results have been hinting — that the
element berkelium breaks form with its heavy
element peers by taking on an extra positive charge when bound to a synthetic
organic molecule.
His works have the overriding presence of natural
elements or living organisms, governed solely by the law of inevitability —
what Still has called «the
organic lesson» and Kandinsky, «inner necessity.»
Observation is a key
element of good
organic farm management, but it can take some practice to decipher
what you're seeing especially when it comes to livestock.