Sentences with phrase «in plant residues»

A living soil is central to soil fertility because it is the activity of soil organisms that makes available the elements in plant residues and organic debris entering the soil.

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The company says work on the refinery, located in the Saguenay region of the province, will include construction of a filtration plant and optimization at a site to manage bauxite residue.

GOTS means inputs used in processing, such as dyes and inks, comply with strict biodegradability and toxicity requirements, factories have functioning wastewater treatment plants to protect local ecosystems and water supplies, products do not contain any allergenic, carcinogenic or toxic chemical residues and core International Labour Organization, ILO, conventions are adhered to.

The residues and the kind of vessel in which they were found indicate the initial use of the plant was not simply as a beverage, but the white pulp around the beans like coffee beans was likely used as a source of fermentable sugars for an alcoholic drink.

Agro-waste refers plant or animal residues that are not processed into food or feed, and create additional environmental and economic issues in the farming and primary processing sectors.

This is the first on - site AD plant in the dairy industry in Europe to feed bio-methane to the gas grid, generated exclusively by digesting its cheese - making residues.

Hydrogen peroxide has the same function as chlorine in hydroponics — that is, it kills undesirable organics, but goes into the atmosphere from a liquid in about 2 hours and leaves no residue in the water; the same can not be said for chlorine, which is residual and may harm plants if the concentration is too high.

The National Residue Survey (NRS) is a vital part of the Australian system for managing the risk of chemical residues and environmental contaminants in Australian animal and plant products.

Through reduced tillage in farming — no - till being the prime example — and systems using cover crops and residue, those are major ways agriculture can reduce the emission of greenhouse gases because carbon dioxide is being taken up by the plant materials and stored in the soil.

In the second week of November, central Indiana is a patchwork of tawny and black: here a field covered with a stubble of dried corn and soybean plants; a little farther on, bare earth where the farmer has plowed under the residue of last summer's crop.

Now, new techniques for analyzing residues in excavated jars and identifying tiny amounts of plant material suggest that ancient Near Easterners indulged in a range of psychoactive substances.

In 2016, a team from the German Archaeological Institute and the Free University, both in Berlin, found residues and botanical remains of the plant, which originates in East and Central Asia, at Yamnaya sites across EurasiIn 2016, a team from the German Archaeological Institute and the Free University, both in Berlin, found residues and botanical remains of the plant, which originates in East and Central Asia, at Yamnaya sites across Eurasiin Berlin, found residues and botanical remains of the plant, which originates in East and Central Asia, at Yamnaya sites across Eurasiin East and Central Asia, at Yamnaya sites across Eurasia.

But residue analyses on pots found there may explain the mystery, as Peyronel and his colleagues described in a paper last year: The researchers found traces of wild plants often used for medicine, such as poppy for opium to dull pain, heliotrope to fight viral infections, and chamomile to reduce inflammation.

Pharmaceutical residues were degraded from the effluents of the wastewater treatment plants of Toikansuo in Lappeenranta and the Rinnekoti foundation in Espoo and from the untreated sewage of the South Karelia Central Hospital.

Leaf litter declined by 95 percent in forested study areas, and the Asian worms left behind residue that was almost pebbly in consistency — grainy little balls of dirt that may make it hard for the seeds of native plants to germinate.

The farmers also won't need special equipment to deal with the leftover plant matter, called residue, in the crops rows like they do when they plant in no - till.

Next, they collected effluents from coal ash facilities at power plants in North Carolina and Tennessee and compared it to both coal ash residue they had previously collected at the site of the massive 2008 Tennessee Valley Authority power plant spill in Kingston, Tenn., and to the laboratory test results.

VärmlandsMetanol AB has selected Uhde, a ThyssenKrupp company, as technology supplier and engineering partner for a biomass - to - methanol plant in Hagfors, Sweden, with an annual production of 100,000 tonnes of fuel - grade methanol from forest - residue biomass.

Figure 3A shows results of four control experiments, consisting of transgenic plants that lack one component of the complete signal transduction system (lack the receptor, lack the transmembrane HK, or lack the modified response regulator) or in which the critical phospho - accepting Asp53 residue was mutated.

«Direct seeding into the residue of previous crops is one of the best options for planting spring wheat in low rainfall regions of the state.

Modern soy ingredients as found in packaged and processed food products are the most dangerous of all, including not only the plant estrogens and other risky components inherent in all soybeans, but the MSG, other additives and carcinogenic residues that result from modern, industrial, food processing methods.

Even in hot summer, she said no more than one bath a day or as he got dirty and make sure all residue was rinsed off and use only hypoallergenic diaper rash ointment and unscented vaseline and plain A and D ointment for dry or itchy skin or even pure aloe off an aloe plant.

Monsanto itself declares 5.6 mg / kg of plant weight to be an «extreme» level of glyphosphate residue, and Norway scientists recently found 9mg / kg average in GM soy from Iowa, and German scientists found that increasing levels of glyphosphate residues in human urine correlated with increasing incidence of chronic illness.)

If you take any plant, burn it to ash, throw the ash in a pot of water, stir it around, skim it off, and let it evaporate, you'll be left with a white residue at the bottom known as pot ash — used since the dawn of history for everything from making soap, glass, fertilizers, and bleach.

The work, OPEN TOMB II, an installation of 3473 glass bottles, water and plant residues, at the Cuban Pavillion in the Palazzo Loredan in Campo S. Stefano, is presented in conjunction with Galleria Continua.

The amounts of synthetic pesticide residues in plant foods are insignificant compared to the amount of natural pesticides produced by plants themselves.

VärmlandsMetanol AB has selected Uhde, a ThyssenKrupp company, as technology supplier and engineering partner for a biomass - to - methanol plant in Hagfors, Sweden, with an annual production of 100,000 tonnes of fuel - grade methanol from forest - residue biomass.

In addition, technological developments are expected to increase future interest in more efficient «second generation» liquid biofuels, which are not derived from food crops, but from plant materials such as agricultural residues, forestry residues, and wood from forest plantationIn addition, technological developments are expected to increase future interest in more efficient «second generation» liquid biofuels, which are not derived from food crops, but from plant materials such as agricultural residues, forestry residues, and wood from forest plantationin more efficient «second generation» liquid biofuels, which are not derived from food crops, but from plant materials such as agricultural residues, forestry residues, and wood from forest plantations.

About 91 % of farmers are practicing the technology at different levels depending on the component adopted out of the six, namely minimum land tillage; laying out fixed planting basins; no burning of crop residues; planting and input application in basins; and rotation with nitrogen - fixing crops for soil fertility restitution, outlined by the Conservation Farming Unit (CFU).

First, new wood - burning power plants being built in the EU, UK, and even Asia burn wood pellets that are largely made from whole trees, not residues.

The project, undertaken by Canada's leading processor of canned and frozen vegetables, avoids methane emissions in six Ontario and Quebec based processing plants by valorizing organic waste residues into nutritional products for animals.

Here's the basic version: About 3 billion people around the world — mostly in Africa and Asia, and mostly very poor — still cook and heat their homes by burning coal, charcoal, dung, wood, or plant residue in their homes.

The USDA organic regulations recognize the risk of heavy metal contamination at § 205.203 (c): «The producer must manage plant and animal materials to maintain or improve soil organic matter content in a manner that does not contribute to contamination of crops, soil, or water by plant nutrients, pathogenic organisms, heavy metals, or residues of prohibited substances.»

These carbon - 13 depleted samples are to be found in waxy plant residues preserved for 200 million years.

Data from existing biomass power plants in the Northeast and California indicate that there are extensive sources of biomass residues available for about $ 0.50 / MBtu (less than $ 9 / tonne).

We're suspecting that Bayer submitted flawed studies to play down the risks of pesticide residues in treated plants.»

Where quantified, adding manure or inorganic fertilizer, planting legumes, or incorporating crop residues all resulted in nitrous oxide emissions offsetting 75 — 310 % of the sequestered CO2 (Robertson et al. 2000; Brown et al. 2004; Li et al. 2005).

It uses the sugars in any plant waste residue to grow prolifically and does not need sterile conditions.