Sentences with phrase «low availability of nutrients»

These fluxes could have a large influence in coastal environments, especially in areas with low availability of nutrients and in semiarid regions, such as the Mediterranean Sea,» explains Valentí Rodellas, UAB researcher who led the study as part of his PhD thesis.

I think the fact that he's eating more than 4000 calories per day will help to make up for the lower availability of some nutrients in animal vs plant - based foods.

Not exact matches

To help improve crop breeding strategies and overcome challenges such as making plants more tolerant of marginal lands, and stresses such as drought and low nutrient availability, researchers are focusing on understanding and promoting beneficial plant - microbe relationships.

His research team envisions a series of interacting processes, or feedbacks, that maintained oxygen at very low levels principally by modulating the availability of life - sustaining nutrients in the ocean and thus oxygen - producing photosynthetic activity.

Margenot says that's partially due to the greater availability of phosphorus, but it's also due to the fact that phosphate rock lowers acidity and provides additional nutrients — magnesium and calcium — to the soil and, ultimately, crops.

When these nutrient sensors detect low nutrient availability, they tell our cells to stop growing and start breaking down unnecessary parts — this is the self cleansing pathway of autophagy.

This explains our well developed systems for food storage (glycogen in the liver, and body fat), and also our highly conserved nutrient sensors to slow cellular growth during a period of low nutrient availability.

You'll be tossing out a good amount of flatulence causing compounds, as well as some of the phytates and tannins that lower nutrient availability.