uncultivable การใช้

• About 12.3 % of the land is Barren and uncultivable.
• In typical habitats, 99 % of micro-organisms are uncultivable.
• In 1945 it had a population of 150 Muslims while 100 dunams were classed as uncultivable.
• Forcing farmers to move to places where the soil is uncultivable and houses are sold at exhorbitant prices.
• The floor of the caldera is mainly agricultural although the uncultivable rocky lava flows have been left forested.
• Cash crops like Areca nut and cashew are grown in small packets of agricultural land or on uncultivable hillocks.
• In British Mandate era, Al-Hamra had a population of 730 Muslims while 733 dunams were uncultivable.
• Of this, Arabs used 6, 400 dunums of land for cereals, while 1, 446 dunams were classified as uncultivable land.
• This particularly applies to the uncultivable archaea, and the majority of micro-organisms are uncultivable, and so are hard to study.
• This particularly applies to the uncultivable archaea, and the majority of micro-organisms are uncultivable, and so are hard to study.
• According to Kelsey, 38 percent of land in Aragon is farmed and 23.5 per cent of that which remained is uncultivable.
• In some villages, local officials are forcing farmers to move to places where the soil is uncultivable and houses are sold at exhorbitant prices.
• By 1947 the kibbutz had a population of 350, successfully reclaiming rocky land that had been designated by the British Mandatory government as uncultivable.
• Prior research has indicated that other uncultivable bacteria like " E . terrae " have potential in the development of new antimicrobial agents.
• These nucleic acid-based methods make it possible to identify microbes that are associated with a disease, but in many cases the microbes are uncultivable.
• Of this, 931 dunums were plantations or irrigable land, 4, 939 were for cereals, while 3, 090 dunams were classified as uncultivable land.
• Most of Craven is uncultivable moorland and the valley bottoms are usually boggy, shady frost-hollows, with soils of glacial boulder clay very heavy to plough.
• Of this, Arabs used 795 dunums for plantations or irrigable land, 1, 623 for cereals; while a total of 2, 114 dunams was classified as uncultivable.
• The closely related native bilberry has long been esteemed for its powerful antioxidant properties, but was " uncultivable " and was only hand-gathered and, therefore, very expensive.
• Shifting of dwellings was a mechanism devised by Shaikh Malli for the satisfaction of the families and to settle their disputes on lands so that no one is left permanently on harsh and uncultivable piece of land.