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| ng stomach tissue thus preserving its natural | nutrient absorption capabilities. |
| damaging the intestines and preventing proper | nutrient absorption. |
| ch work has included studies of phytoplankton | nutrient acquisition and the relationships with light |
| cellular enzymes that are largely involved in | nutrient acquisition. |
| erican Heart Association, in order to "ensure | nutrient adequacy and replace sweat losses a healthy a |
| h amino acids and dextrose as part of a total | nutrient admixture. |
| oculate multiple strains on separate multiple | nutrient agar Petri dishes, incubate at 30 °C for 24 h |
| can then cleave the X-gal present within the | nutrient agar, resulting in a blue colony. |
| es appear after 2 days in GYEA, Bennett's and | nutrient agars. |
| district for assessing deficiency in texture, | nutrient and other ingredients from January 31. |
| irrigation, groundwater flow, reach routing, | nutrient and pesticide loading, water transfer. |
| Secondly, the lower | nutrient and oxygen supply to cells in the hypoxic zon |
| etween phosphite and phosphate (a major plant | nutrient and fertilizer ingredient), and controversial |
| onal on a good supply of high quality forage, | nutrient and fat concentrations in the milk typically |
| Phosphorus is an essential | nutrient and therefore is a common component of agricu |
| he early American frontier economy, both as a | nutrient and as a means to preserve food. |
| Particularly, it is an essential | nutrient and cofactor for the enzymatic synthesis of g |
| oots invade those of other species to enhance | nutrient and water flow. |
| The ionome is the mineral | nutrient and trace element composition of an organism, |
| been observed to disrupt food webs and alter | nutrient and contaminant cycles of environments into w |
| in this situation muscular branches, and the | nutrient arteries of the radius and ulna. |
| Water flow and turbulence facilitate | nutrient assimilation across kelp fronds throughout th |
| The lab includes growth chambers, a | nutrient autoanalyzer, gas chromatograph, HPLC, carbon |
| lids is considered one of the best indices of | nutrient availability for the aquatic plants being gro |
| d summer) and die-backs correspond to reduced | nutrient availability, shorter photoperiods and increa |
| Algae tend to grow very quickly under high | nutrient availability, but each alga is short-lived, a |
| of producing is limited by the bottleneck in | nutrient availability, and decreases exponentially. |
| se themselves in such a way so as to maximise | nutrient availability. |
| urally low in nutrients, in order to maintain | nutrient balance and prevent coforever and alwaysntami |
| able to help vegetarians maintain an adequate | nutrient balance including several Vegetarian Diet Pyr |
| f a combination of insect pests, diseases and | nutrient balance; this is known as "clover sickness". |
| a suspension of bacteria in sterile saline or | nutrient broth. |
| salinity, and mitigating also the effects of | nutrient buildup or unintentional introduction of fore |
| d animals and also of how the availability of | nutrient chemicals determines the fertility of the sea |
| can cause biotic stress from root, water, or | nutrient competition below the surface, or from shadin |
| Brew et al. (1989) write that "[w]hile the | nutrient composition of elaiosomes may provide the und |
| could confer a growth advantage under certain | nutrient conditions. |
| he Urban Watersheds Research Institute, these | nutrient contaminants tend to be more of a problem in |
| "Lean Cuisine" is considered by the FDA as a | nutrient content claim, so all Lean Cuisine items are |
| ulated by the Agency; and to require that all | nutrient content claims (for example, 'high fiber', 'l |
| asitic species C. fasciculata requires a high | nutrient content broth (including heme and folic acid) |
| h low primary productivity, the result of low | nutrient content. |
| lability, soil water holding capacity and its | nutrient content. |
| y forests, reducing forest cover and the soil | nutrient content. |
| Most of | nutrient contribution to the lake comes from settlemen |
| the meeting of the oceans here also fuels the | nutrient cycle for marine life, making it one of the b |
| e being extensively studied for their role in | nutrient cycling in the ocean. |
| cs, plant-stressor coevolution, and ecosystem | nutrient cycling. |
| , salinity, turbidity, chlorophyll and later, | nutrient data. |
| Source: USDA National | Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 22 ( |
| by the US government in response to the vast | nutrient deficiencies seen in US military recruits at |
| Other | nutrient deficiencies are identified through biomarker |
| ad to reduced root systems, water stress, and | nutrient deficiencies, while indirect effects of an in |
| heart muscle and therefore reduce oxygen and | nutrient demand, so reduced blood supply can still tra |
| red cereals, are more often energy dense than | nutrient dense. |
| or is added to the medium in order to measure | nutrient depletion. |
| ic stress, such as inflammation, hypoxia, and | nutrient deprivation, possibly acts by its inhibition |
| terest to dog owners are the effect of MOS on | nutrient digestibility and stool quality; both for hea |
| The controlled addition of the | nutrient directly affects the growth rate of the cultu |
| testing estuarine water quality and watershed | nutrient discharges. |
| ater pollution or unacceptably high levels of | nutrient enrichment. |
| ively increase the surface area available for | nutrient exchange between the mother and the fetus. |
| although duckweed is initially effective as a | nutrient filter, over time some nutrient build-up retu |
| The Greater Glider can digest low | nutrient foliage, specifically eucalypt leaf matter, w |
| "Choline: an essential | nutrient for public health". |
| cavity of the affected bones, often near the | nutrient foramen (where the blood vessels enter the bo |
| nd predation to grown within, and with a rich | nutrient formed within the gall for the parasitic inse |
| DHA efficiently, and must receive this vital | nutrient from the woman through the placenta during pr |
| . Sanchez, A. R. Townsend, F. S. Zhang (2009) | Nutrient Imbalances in Agricultural Development: Scien |
| Selenium is a vital | nutrient in animals and humans. |
| ave proved that iron is an essential limiting | nutrient in important areas of the world ocean. |
| al GLP-2 is co-secreted along with GLP-1 upon | nutrient ingestion. |
| rganisation, National Cancer Institute, Micro | Nutrient Initiative, CDC, agricultural agencies, and U |
| to link intestinal growth and metabolism with | nutrient intake. |
| e all the available plant nutrients until one | nutrient is absent and they return to dormancy. |
| A foliar | nutrient is any liquid substance applied directly to t |
| do in estuaries, it is unlikely that the same | nutrient is missing in both. |
| poor drainage, poor water quality due to low | nutrient levels and high concentrations of sulfides an |
| sandy, peaty areas with high humidity and low | nutrient levels in the soil. |
| sses growth and proliferation when energy and | nutrient levels are scarce. |
| Conversely, overly high | nutrient levels may create an overabundance of macroph |
| ers to measure correlations with nutrients or | nutrient levels as significant, or not. |
| Mesotrophic soils have moderate | nutrient levels. |
| f water, ice, air, rock or soil with very low | nutrient levels. |
| of sea, to combat the negative effect of high | nutrient load in the sea. |
| %) agricultural areas, contribute less of the | nutrient load. |
| continuously to check the degree of external | nutrient loading of the lake waters and to evolve appr |
| ver, water quality is degraded from sediment, | nutrient loading, pesticides and other toxins. |
| ver, water quality is degraded from sediment, | nutrient loading, untreated sewage discharge, pesticid |
| These practices will help to reduce | nutrient loadings downstream, improve water quality, a |
| The Pirron Yaloak has high | nutrient loads due to dairy farming in its catchment. |
| These areas have been termed as HNLC (high | nutrient, low carbon) areas. |
| Nutrient management is a system used by farmers to man | |
| 2-9 Farmers can develop and implement | nutrient management plans to reduce excess application |
| Part of the manure | nutrient management section of the Livestock and Poult |
| idance documents on preparing a comprehensive | nutrient management plan (CNMP) for AFOs. |
| Manure management is a component of | nutrient management. |
| An abundance of one | nutrient may cause a deficiency of another nutrient. |
| Nutrient media contain all the elements that most bact | |
| Plants and animals extract | nutrient minerals from rocks and release oxygen in the |
| d digest insect prey and absorb the resulting | nutrient mixture to supplement their nitrate-low envir |
| d digest insect prey and absorb the resulting | nutrient mixture to supplement their nitrate-low envir |
| d digest insect prey and absorb the resulting | nutrient mixture to supplement their nitrate-low envir |
| en of the digestive system, and the resulting | nutrient molecules are transferred into the blood or b |
| on can occur from retardant chemicals exuded, | nutrient monopolization, or from lack of natural contr |
| on, the lime reacts with the corn so that the | nutrient niacin can be assimilated by the digestive tr |
| Currently no reported | nutrient or herb interactions involve menthol. |
| g most of its harmful phosphorus and nitrogen | nutrient overloads coming from urban runoff. |
| us is applied directly to the weed trees in a | nutrient paste which can be stored and handled conveni |
| Nutrient pollution caused by runoff of soil and fertil | |
| Sources of | nutrient pollution include runoff from farm fields and |
| Nutrient pollution, a form of water pollution, refers | |
| e limited carrying capacity of this region of | nutrient poor soils, with possible aggravation of soci |
| ligotrophic, which means that it is extremely | nutrient poor and contain very little organic matter. |
| ng from the base of sandstone slopes generate | nutrient poor acid mires dominated by Sphagnum and Pol |
| y, or without intervening fallow periods, the | nutrient poor soils may be exhausted or eroded to an u |
| They are found in | nutrient poor tropical and subtropical ocean waters (p |
| bility to continue this production in dry and | nutrient poor regions. |
| N and 40°S and dominates in the oligotrophic ( | nutrient poor) regions of the oceans. |
| h nutrients such as nitrogen not found in the | nutrient poor, acidic soil that it grows in. |
| The change in | nutrient ratios contributes to select diatoms as main |
| This enables | nutrient recycling within a regulatory framework deriv |
| erent soil microorganisms are responsible for | nutrient recycling (for one, through decomposing plant |
| Taking the case of | nutrient recycling; insects contribute to this vital f |
| Planktonic | nutrient regeneration and cycling efficiency along a t |
| AT LOSS, UTILIZE FAT FIRST FOR ENERGY, DIRECT | NUTRIENT REPARTITIONING, SUPPORT GREATER NUTRIENT ABSO |
| c acid (FA, folate or vitamin B9), is a vital | nutrient required by all living cells for nucleotide b |
| Despite these adaptations, | nutrient requirement typically exceed uptake during th |
| vegetarian and vegan diets can meet all these | nutrient requirements and are appropriate for all stag |
| Sometimes when the | nutrient restriction is severe, the growth period is e |
| If the | nutrient restriction is severe enough, the organism ma |
| ce while providing them with a steady flow of | nutrient rich protein medium, their bodies are able to |
| In the bosque, this trend means moist, | nutrient rich soil that the cottonwood seedlings need |
| grasses and vegetation which took hold in the | nutrient rich lake bottom and graze their cattle and s |
| rse process (meiotrophication), becoming less | nutrient rich with time. |
| phorylation of Atg13 through TOR kinase under | nutrient rich conditions. |
| Nutrient rich waters were then no longer upwelled and | |
| ce, filter the waters and create build-ups of | nutrient rich soil on the banks. |
| atre has been found to increase in eutrophic ( | nutrient rich) waters. |
| d to conservation practices that will control | nutrient runoff from agricultural land. |
| His latest work used a process known as | nutrient signaling to develop a nutraceutical treatmen |
| The purpose of the wetland was to act as a | nutrient sink which could capture nutrients prior to t |
| Algal | nutrient solutions are made up of a mixture of chemica |
| Sometimes referred to as "Growth Media", | nutrient solutions (along with carbon dioxide and ligh |
| generally recognized as safe (GRAS) only as a | nutrient source of iodine, administration of EDDI also |
| Fears that HEPES may serve as a | nutrient source for aerobic bacteria have been shown t |
| index is used in New Zealand as a measure of | nutrient status of lakes. |
| d, it does not always accurately estimate the | nutrient status of the crop. |
| hich is based on feeding of a growth limiting | nutrient substrate to a culture. |
| Also a lowered availability of a given | nutrient, such as SO2−4 can affect the uptake of anoth |
| s may be affected by limiting growth factors, | nutrient supply, temperature, and additional inhibitin |
| present are those which are adapted to a low | nutrient supply. |
| 2011, The OSSP announced its initiation of a | nutrient survey of the Mississippi River and its major |
| This | nutrient survey is the first research project formally |
| Sodium is an essential | nutrient that regulates blood volume and blood pressur |
| Folic acid is another | nutrient that some governments have mandated is added |
| In turn the ants will feed on a special | nutrient that is only created by the fungus they nurtu |
| Proper | nutrient timing takes into account two dimensions that |
| Nutrient timing is a sports dieting concept that incor | |
| Nutrient toxicity occurs when an excess of a nutrient | |
| Schilling suggests efficient | nutrient translocation and utilization, notably nitrog |
| The fungus also blocks water and | nutrient transport within the tree. |
| rhizal fungi inhabit plant roots and increase | nutrient uptake for the plant in exchange for food res |
| Improvements in | nutrient uptake are facilitated by root adaptations su |
| as an anchor and for water absorption, since | nutrient uptake is achieved through carnivory. |
| e leaf cover which can inhibit the energy and | nutrient uptake of its grape clusters. |
| p can still be nitrogen deficient if it has a | nutrient uptake problem. |
| soils provide for greater and more efficient | nutrient uptake, reduced nutrient consumption, and eff |
| The biggest problem that mangroves face is | nutrient uptake. |
| restrial sediment supply and transport modes, | nutrient utilization and bottom water oxygen concentra |
| ts, the controls on organic matter burial and | nutrient utilization in the ocean. |
| the headwaters of the River Aeron, whose low | nutrient waters are home to a number of locally rare w |
| by combining a media that lacks an essential | nutrient with a strain of an organism that depends on |
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