Sentences with phrase «cultivation in»

Knowledge and experience in analysis techniques and performing manual and automated operations such as bioanalysis of drug substances, biotechnology research, laboratory tritrations, electrophoresis and column chromatography techniques, cell cultivation in biotechnology, Aseptic techniques, Teacan automation, formulation automation, filtration and pipeting.

Surprisingly, the research finds that when it comes to these human - driven methane and nitrous oxide emissions, a key driver is Southern Asia, and rice cultivation in particular.

The area under oil palm cultivation in Indonesia expanded from 673,000 hectares in 1990 to more than 5 million in 2008 and the country expects to produce 21 - 23 million tons of palm oil this year, extending its lead as the world's top producer.

The Program for Sustainable Production of Palm Oil, announced today by Brazilian President Lula da Silva, is novel in its approach to protecting standing forests while allowing cultivation in areas that have been deforested in the past, namely for use as short - lived sugarcane plantations or lumber operations.

The concentration of hop cultivation in a comparatively small region in the Czech Republic makes it more vulnerable than if the crop were grown in more areas with different climates.

Alabama's climate is suited to bamboo growing, and a number of interests including Marsha Folsom, wife of former Alabama governor Jim Folsom, are at work to increase bamboo cultivation in rural areas of the state.

A German company, Prokon, expects to bring 200,000 hectares (an areas the size of Luxembourg) under cultivation in Tanzania.

Figure 103 in Hubert Lamb's «Climate History and the Modern World» shows an estimate of the growing season near the upper limit of cultivation in Scotland which mirrors much of the glacial record and demonstrates a steady - but not constant - improvement after a modest peak in the mid 1550's - from the trough of the early 1600's to the present day.

Hemp has been used for thousands of years in all areas of commerce and the story of why hemp cultivation in America came to a halt in the 1930's will be told.

California Attorney General Opinion on Industrial Hemp Cultivation in California under the Farm Bill of 2014

Sign Petition to Attorney General Eric Holder to remove industrial hemp from the Controlled Substance Act to all for industrial hemp cultivation in Florida.

Passed on August 7, 2017, the new directive on hemp farming legislation asserts NCSL support for both federal and state regulations for industrial hemp cultivation in the U.S., and is the result of several years of Vote Hemp's advocacy on the issue.

These include: Grain cultivation in areas where it is not possible at present, or very marginal, such as southern Greenland and Iceland.

Similarly, there is less land under cultivation in Canada and many other countries now than there was in the 1930s.

It is estimated that more land was under cultivation in the Amazon on the eve of the arrival of Columbus than is today.

Meanwhile, there are about 40 million acres of lawns under cultivation in the US.

The data support the early domestication of rice in the Yangtze basin of China and «a largely separate trajectory» of rice cultivation in the Ganges plains of India.

Since the introduction of the first tea bush in 1903, tea has been an important crop for Kenya — from the establishment of large estates in 1924 to the beginning of smallholder cultivation in the 1950s and the subsequent formation of the KTDA (Kenyan Tea Development Agency) in 1964.

Yet the group recently put out a report concluding that the ban on hemp cultivation in the United States is preventing the development of an important crop that can compete with everything from cotton and polyester to some building materials.

(2008) Carbon balance in maize fields under cattle manure application and no - tillage cultivation in Northeast Thailand.

According to the UCS, «Oil palm cultivation in Indonesia accounted for an estimated 2 to 9 percent of all tropical land use emissions from 2000 to 2010.»

A critical member of the «Abstract Classicists,» he was part of a group of artists that championed geometric abstraction and arts cultivation in LA, setting the city on the path to becoming the modern arts destination that it is today.

Image: Simon Starling, Rescued Rhododendrons (7 Rhododendron ponticum plants rescued from Elrick Hill, Scotland and transported to Parque Los Alcornocales, Spain, from where they were introduced into cultivation in 1763 by Claes Alstroemer), 1999, Courtesy the Artist and The Modern Institute / Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow © Simon Starling

Rescued Rhododendrons (7 Rhododendron ponticum plants rescued from Elrick Hill, Scotland and transported to Parque Los Alcornocales, Spain, from where they where introduced into cultivation in 1763 by Claes Alstroemer)(1999) is a series of five photographs, which document the artist's journey by car from Scotland to Spain, with a selection of rhododendron ponticum plants.

But experiencing it requires cultivation in some, patience to see in some others, and humility in ourselves.

One of the five major dispositions of children observed by Fourier, and one of those most worthy of cultivation in his opinion, was la singerie, or «the mania for imitation.»

On the middle of August there will be a place of turtle cultivation in this area.

The memorial set out that Welsh and Gough had purchased the «Key of Ambergris «from a company known as the Belize Agricultural Company and that they had incurred other considerable expenses in its cultivation in the assurance that they would obtain a title from the Superintendent.

It is a busy town, sustained by the thousands of acres of citrus cultivation in the fertile valley nearby.

Ghosh provides information on many subjects: enforced poppy cultivation in India, opium factories and the opium trade with China; opium addiction; the caste system; bore waves; foreign traders in Canton; Chinese pirates.

Its incredible versatility and hardiness has resulted in cultivation in diverse areas around the world.

I have noticed that bean cultivation does very well in my local community; we have been growing beans just for consumption, but i want to initiate commercialization of beans, therefore, i want to introduce its cultivation in a large scale so that we can sell it.

The ban on hemp cultivation in the United States drives the price of CBD sky high, and thus makes consuming 1 - 2 g of pure CBD daily impractical.

Nearly all maca cultivation in Peru is carried out organically, as there are few pests naturally occurring at such high altitudes, and maca itself is seldom attacked.

Further expansion of land for cultivation in some countries is being carried out but this may be at the expense of the environment.

Like amaranth and quinoa, corn has a long history of cultivation in the New World and was venerated as a sacred food.

Spinach cultivation in Europe began in the eleventh century, when it was introduced into Spain by the Moors.

(Photo by Antonio Matas) Previous years of tomato research has focused on the ripening stages, but a study led by Cornell aims to identify the genes in the fruit that spur development, research that could improve cultivation in drought conditions.

Destined for cultivation in Europe, the potatoes Fortuna and Amflora are helping to bring the discussion on genetically modified crops from a rather theoretical level to a product based one.

Three - line hybrid rice cultivation in China has been successful partly because of the restorer genes necessary for hybrid rice systems.

Rulli told me that she didn't consider the actual extent of cultivation in her calculations.

Outdoor cannabis cultivation in northern California has damaged forestlands and their inhabitants.

The genomic particularities of HeLa cells relate to their origin from an aggressive cancer and subsequent cultivation in laboratories for decades, both of which cause considerable genomic alterations.

Yet genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are now restricted from cultivation in Austria, Hungary, France, Luxembourg, Germany, and Greece.

But plant cultivation in either a water - based nutrient solution, shown here, or a nutrient - rich mist enables water to be almost completely conserved.

Most camelina varieties are new to cultivation in the United States.

But the earliest archaeological evidence for crop cultivation in China is 11,000 years old, suggesting that farming was slow to emerge from ancient traditions of plant use.

Since this kit can be made from materials costing only a few dollars, it can broaden the range of opportunities for orchid cultivation in general households.

HEU is affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and is the main base for talents cultivation in the fields of ship industry, ocean equipment and exploration, and nuclear application and scientific research.

«Dark side of coffee cultivation in Uganda.»