Sentences with phrase «nitrogen from»

Agave thrives in semi-arid wastelands — 50 % of Mexico — needs no watering or agrochemicals, requires very scarce field labor and grows well in any type of soil, even highly degraded and steep terrains, because it takes nitrogen from the air.

«Then the bug pulls nitrogen from the air and uses the bioplastic, which is basically stored hydrogen, to drive the fixation cycle to make ammonia for fertilizing crops.»

«But by encouraging the formation of nitrous oxide, we can remove harmful nitrogen from the water and simultaneously increase methane production for use as fuel.»

~ water vapor and CO2 caused the environment ~ If not for water vapor and CO2 there would be no nitrogen from decomposing soil or (O2) dioxide to breath, there would be no greenhouse.

This fast - growing tree prefers well - drained soil and full sun to part shade, and because it's in the pea family, can get some of its nitrogen from the air so that only light fertilization is necessary.

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That means renewable energy can be used to extract nitrogen from the air, and hydrogen from water, combining the two to make ammonia.

The nitrogen boundary means we must remove no more than 35million tonnes of nitrogen from the atmosphere per year.

Legume - Plants that fix nitrogen from the air through a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in their soil and root systems (e.g., soybean, peas, beans, Lucerne (also known as alfalfa), clovers).

The Science paper cites estimates that 2 billion people would not be alive today except for the ability to artificially fix nitrogen from the air to use in fertilizer.

Apparently separating the hydrogen from the nitrogen has been problematic, but on 2018/02/15 the CSIRO announced progress in development of an efficient method of separating the nitrogen from the hydrogen.

Export of reactive nitrogen from coal ‐ fired power plants in the U.S.: Estimates from a plume ‐ in ‐ grid modeling study

So you spray the liquid nitrogen from the top into the pit, it rains down the pit cooling the air.

Acidic rains is among the bad effects of nonrenewable energy sources; which is cause by nitrogen from fossils as one of the components.

Vast quantities of excess fertilizers wash off fields each year, polluting huge watersheds; as just one example, each summer an oxygenless «dead zone» spreads from the mouth of the Mississippi River, fueled by excess nitrogen from upstream.

Then, that same solid glass is preventing warmed oxygen & nitrogen from getting high up, to discharge that heat.

Nitrification is a special problem in Long Island Sound and the Chesapeake Bay, which have absorbed large amounts of nitrogen from coal - burning power plants in the Midwest.

Robert Almstrand at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, has shown in his thesis that better removal of nitrogen from wastewater can be achieved by providing the bacteria that purify the water with alternating high and low levels of nutrients.

The same characteristics that distinguish nitrogen from CO2.

So we need another way to cool the planet, and scientists say the best way is to reduce the atmospheric pressure by eliminating nitrogen from the atmosphere.

All the coastal oceans receive far more fixed nitrogen from humans than they can process.

[3] This means the nitrogen from every additional gram of protein lingers in the body as ammonia, a toxin.

Meanwhile, most legumes have a BV of around 45, which means you only gain 45 % of the available nitrogen from legumes versus the 94 % from eggs.

In order for protein to be converted to calories, the kidneys must remove nitrogen from the amino acids to convert them into a usable form of energy.

Valine also helps remove potentially toxic excess nitrogen from the liver, and is able to transport nitrogen to other tissues in the body as needed.

Water is very efficient in cleansing the ketones and nitrogen from our systems, providing you muscles with improved supply of protein.

Protein synthesis is the process by which nitrogen from amino acids is used by individual cells to construct proteins.

«the lowest level of dietary protein intake that will balance the losses of nitrogen from the body, and thus maintain the body protein mass, in persons at energy balance with modest levels of physical activity.»

«This has the net effect of removing the nitrogen from the ocean,» Weber says.

In the ionosphere, the ions of the solar wind collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen from the Earth's atmosphere.

That extra pressure forces more nitrogen from their lungs into the bloodstream and tissues than would be absorbed at the surface.

Most plants suck up nitrogen from the soil through their roots.

Exploiting habitats that are often or mostly out of water required new symbiotic relationships to contain and move water, including the fusion of some fungi and algae to create lichen in communities with bacteria that survive extreme desiccation on land while breaking down rock into soil, and the association of mycorrhizae fungi and the root tissue of new vascular plants — culminating in trees that pump water high into the air — to exchange mineral nutrients (e.g., phosphorus) and usable «fixed» nitrogen from the atmosphere for photosynthetic products.

Increased deposition of nitrogen from atmospheric sources because of fossil fuel combustion and forest burning.

Fertility Treatments When Fritz Haber first showed the world how to fix nitrogen from thin air, the results were earth - shattering.

The bacteria harvest H2 from their PHB store and use their nitrogenase to combine it with nitrogen from the air to make ammonia, the starting material for fertilizer.

These tiny creatures provide essential services like converting nitrogen from the air into a form that plants can use for food.

Plants such as peas and beans acquire Rhizobia bacteria from the soil, which can extract nitrogen from the air and put it into a form that the plant can use.

Her greenhouse - grown soybean plants fix twice as much nitrogen from the atmosphere as their natural counterparts, grow larger and produce up to 36 percent more seeds.

Some species therefore form a symbiosis with soil bacteria, allowing them to bind nitrogen from the air,» explains Professor Dietrich Ober from the CAU's Botanical Institute.

The additional transport proteins sped up the overall export of nitrogen from the root nodules.

«Our research also has the potential to be transferred to other crop plants that don't fix nitrogen from the atmosphere but would benefit from being able to uptake nitrogen more efficiently from the soil.»

The approaches range from curbing emissions from power plants to creating large wetlands to collect nitrogen from fertilizer that runs off fields.

They wanted to learn if the nitrogen from the faba bean plants would meet the high nitrogen needs of the sweet corn.

Evidence from the samples they gathered and tested showed that human wastewater nitrogen from septic systems was a major contributor to the high nitrogen concentrations in the estuary and downstream coastal reefs, the latter representing the northernmost extent of coral growth in South Florida.

A floating raft stocked with the marine bivalves could remove about 60 kilograms of nitrogen from the water each year, they suggest, and a flotilla of hundreds of rafts could make meaningful improvements to water quality in urban areas.

Wood frog tadpoles, for example, received as much as 70 % of their nitrogen from septic wastewater in some cases.

Tiny materials appear to disrupt the plant's ability to pull nitrogen from the air and use it as fertilizer

The insects receive between 45 % and 61 % of their nitrogen from their bacterial friends, the team reports tomorrow's issue of Science.

Their analysis, which could discern human - derived nitrogen from natural nitrogen fixation, revealed that the oceanic nitrate concentration increased significantly over the last 30 years in surface waters of the North Pacific due largely to the enhanced deposition of nitrogen from the atmosphere.