nutrient loss , auch: nutrients loss

Treat potatoes gently; bruises are ugly and show nutrient loss.

Nutrient losses in runoff and leachate are often associated with agriculture.

The nutrients stored in the bodies of soil organisms prevent nutrient loss by leaching.

Then, larger gametes have to increase their sizes to compensate the nutrient loss of the zygotes.

The maximum nutrient loss occurs around year two, and returns to pre-clearcutting levels by year four.

Most of these farms are abandoned within a decade because of the toxin build-up and nutrient loss.

Research in the 1960s focused on effects of logging on water, sediment, and nutrient losses from small watersheds.

Accelerated runoff and nutrient losses also occur as a result of thinning and especially clear felling.

Primary yield loss is therefore attributable to plant death and lower yields from the surviving plants due to the nutrient loss.

Fertilizer and nutrient loss is minimized due to localized application and reduced leaching.

In some cases soil can be irreversibly exhausted (including erosion as well as nutrient loss) in less than a decade.

Soil structure, crop planting, type and application rates of fertilizers, and other factors are taken into account to avoid excessive nutrient loss.

And when you cook these super-nutrients, be sure you cook them using as little liquid as possible to prevent nutrient loss.

Fire may cause nutrient loss through a variety of mechanisms, including oxidation, volatilization, and increased erosion and leaching by water.

This is often a smaller nutrient loss than over-boiling and can be lessened to an extent by not removing the lid until the food is done.

According to Narconon, vitamin and mineral supplements are needed to address nutritional deficiencies and offset nutrient loss due to sweating.

A complex overall situation with respect to defining nutrient losses from soils, could arise as a result of the size selective nature of soil erosion events.

Bare soil resulting from intensive tillage can lead to soil erosion, nutrient losses, and offsite movement of pesticides.

And, of course, a frozen beverage machine that churns out a magic Slurpee-like elixir that offers rapid recovery from nutrient loss.

As Tikal and its hinterland reached peak population, the area suffered deforestation, erosion and nutrient loss followed by a rapid decline in population levels.

However, too much magnesium may cause diarrhea, resulting in dehydration and nutrient loss (including magnesium itself, leading to a net loss, rather than a gain).

However such deficient soils cannot support the nutrient losses associated with frequent fires and are rapidly replaced with sclerophyllous species under traditional Aboriginal burning regimes.

Prevent waste run-off (e.g. nitrate contamination of water tables from pigs), nutrient loss and greenhouse gas emissions (methane from cows)

Insects and mites (arthropods) can, of course, make a significant contribution towards the deterioration of grain, through the physical damage and nutrient losses caused by their activity.