Sentences with phrase «phosphorus which»

This change eliminates excess of calcium and phosphorus which is a good change.

Besides, bones can provide significant levels of calcium and phosphorus in addition to the phosphorus in meat and these diets usually end up with high levels of both calcium and phosphorus which might be just fine for younger cats, but not so great for older cats.

Dicalcium Phosphate: Source of calcium and phosphorus which are essential for healthy teeth and bones.

«Our large breed diets are formulated with 0.8 to 0.9 % calcium and 0.7 % phosphorus which is deliberately less than the amounts in all of our other puppy foods.»

Blue Basics is a product of the USA with all ingredients and a key benefit is Calcium and phosphorus which helps to grow strong teeth and bones.

In fact, rabbit droppings contain a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorus which is essential for flower and fruit production.

Vitamin D is crucial for the absorption and metabolism of calcium and phosphorus which helps maintain healthy bones.

The enzyme phytase coexists in plants that contain phytates, to liberate phosphorus which makes it easier for the gut flora to metabolise the phosphorous and other nutrients.

Not exact matches

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Like milk, cheese does contain calcium, protein, phosphorus, Vitamin A, Vitamin B and many minerals such as zinc — but unless it's organic, it's probably also full of hormones, antibiotics, and traces of GMOs (which are fed to cattle).

Eggs are also a dietary source of vitamin D. Eggs are rich in iodine, which makes our thyroid hormones, and phosphorus, which we need for healthy bones and teeth.

Brussle sprouts also have an excellent source of vitamin - K which can help prevent Alzheimers and are loaded in minerals such as copper, calcium, potassium, iron, manganese, and phosphorus.

You've probably heard of and maybe tried various green superfoods available in the West like spirulina, chlorella, wheatgrass, etc. but you might not have heard of moringa which is actually even more nutrient - dense than those and a rich source of iron, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin K, potassium, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.

Vegan and free of gluten, soy, and dairy, they still manage to pack a healthy punch thanks to their low sugar content, as well as the addition of cinnamon, pecans (which are a good source of magnesium, phosphorus, zinc, and additional nutrients), and quinoa flour.

That's awesome for the grain, which needs phosphorus, but there's a catch.

Forget the taste though — you'll reap all of the nutritional benefits from the pitaya powder which is high in antioxidants, dietary fibre, vitamins C, B1 - B3, calcium, iron, phosphorus, magnesium, and Omega - 3 fatty acids.

Support Hair, Skin, and Nails: Chia contains the highest omega 3 content in nature, along with essential minerals, calcium, zinc, iron, phosphorus, magnesium, manganese, copper, potassium, which are essential nutrients needed for the cells of our skin, hair, and nails.

With a background in ecology and environmental management, I made the move into agriculture for my PhD in which I am investigating the role of soil ecology in plant phosphorus acquisition.

It retains its fiber and germ which contains vital nutrients - it is extremely high in selenium, manganese, and phosphorus.

The rich caramel flavour comes from the dates which are a good source of minerals zinc, iron, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium, vitamins B6 and A, and soluble dietary fibre.

Cashew butter is loaded with phosphorus, copper, iron and magnesium, which all present wonderful health benefits both independently and in combined various kinds of food.

Most come with a mix of NPK which is nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium.

Tell that to Detroit, which was the largest single source of phosphorus to the Great Lakes.

And whether or not your doctor recommends a multivitamin, your child will still need some extra vitamin D. Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus, which build bones.

Vitamin D is needed for the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, which is needed for healthy development of bones and tissue.

Breast milk might not provide enough vitamin D, which helps your baby absorb calcium and phosphorus — nutrients necessary for strong bones.

«While many theories are flying around about the cause of SIDS, most focus on the deepness of sleep and how it affects the child's breathing... Another theory which you may not be familiar with is that the crib mattress itself is to blame for SIDS cases... Arsenic, phosphorus and antimony are intentionally added to crib mattresses by the manufacturers as fire retardants.

Breastmilk also has the key nutrients, calcium and phosphorus, which helps teeth grow strong and healthy.

The level of phosphorus, which causes extreme algae growth, has dropped dramatically in Onondaga Lake, the county's top water quality official told Onondaga County legislators today.

Phosphorus and algae levels in Onondaga Lake are still more than five times higher than those in Skaneateles Lake, which has the lowest levels of any of the Finger Lakes.

«The good news is, there are lots and lots of microbes that have enzymes called phytases that are capable of resolubilizing inorganic phosphorus,» which is essentially the «leftovers» in the ground after plants take up what they need from the rock phosphorus, according to Brown.

FEELING GREEN Freshwater bodies on more than a third of Earth's land area (excluding Antarctica) are maxed out on phosphorus, which can help create algal blooms such as this one.

Building on Berkeley Lab's ENIGMA and Microbes to Biomes initiatives, the project scientists are looking to develop and evaluate microbial amendments, which can be thought of as «probiotics for soil,» to replace the carbon, phosphorus, and other nutrients that have been lost.

Along with phosphorus accumulation came a global chemical chain reaction, which included other nutrients, that powered organisms to pump oxygen into the atmosphere and oceans.

In the end, Liu replaced the original system's problem catalysts — which made a microbe - killing, highly reactive type of oxygen molecule — with cobalt - phosphorus, which didn't bother the bacteria.

His biological obsession zeroed in on phytic acid, the principal form in which phosphorus is stored in whole grains.

For eons, the mineral iron, which once saturated oceans, likely bonded with phosphorus, and sank it down to dark ocean depths, far away from those shallows — also called continental margins — where cyanobacteria would have needed it to thrive and make oxygen.

The slag, which typically includes some radioactive uranium and radium in addition to calcium minerals, is the waste product from the conversion of phosphate ore to phosphorus.

Dartmouth scientists examined the variability of soil phosphorus in the McMurdo Dry Valleys by evaluating two forms of phosphorus in surface soil samples: labile phosphorus, which is immediately available to organisms, and mineral phosphorus, which needs to be broken down by weathering before organisms can use it.

Finally, the gold - covered LTO is mixed with ultrathin sheets of the element black phosphorus (BP), which acts as a light absorber.

Phosphorus loads are also likely to increase to Dry Valleys aquatic ecosystems, which are currently some of the most phosphorus - limited ecosystems on tPhosphorus loads are also likely to increase to Dry Valleys aquatic ecosystems, which are currently some of the most phosphorus - limited ecosystems on tphosphorus - limited ecosystems on the planet.

These types of plants have been associated with environments that supply high concentrations of essential nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, and warm - wet climatic conditions, both of which help plants photosynthesize more productively.

Researchers have long known that high nitrogen and phosphorus levels are the actual causes of HABs, which choke freshwater ecosystems and render the water toxic.

For years scientists have known that nitrogen and phosphorus, which commonly enter freshwater lakes in chemical fertilizers, play a role in eutrophication — the process by which algal blooms, turbidity, and oxygen deficiencies turn a lake into a dead zone, largely devoid of animal life.

Precipitation was very important in the summer and the winter, when rains and melting snow boosted runoff and delivered nitrogen and phosphorus, which algae use as food sources, to the lake.

It is also experimenting with no - till and minimum - till agriculture, techniques in which farmers inject seeds into the ground, avoiding the plow and thereby minimizing nitrogen and phosphorus runoff.

The researchers used a computer model to determine whether rising levels of a special form of phosphorus called dissolved reactive phosphorus or DRP, which is more readily absorbed by algae, could explain the trend toward increased bloom susceptibility.

The IJC recommended that the total phosphorus target for Ohio's Maumee River, which drains agricultural land and empties into western Lake Erie, be cut 37 percent during the spring.

The paper is a technical analysis of the uncertainties involved in computer modeling studies that use the amount of phosphorus entering Lake Erie in the spring to predict the size of late - summer cyanobacteria blooms, which have grown larger since the mid-1990s.

And, unfortunately, the microbes» speed is limited not by the availability of oil — or even its droplet size, which is why chemical dispersants have been used to break up the oil into microbe - friendly globules — but by the availability of various nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus that wash into the ocean via rivers carrying sediments from the continents.