Übersetzung für "Nutrient recycling" in Deutsch

Nutrient recycling is interrupted and the condition of the soil begins to deteriorate.

The project found that the effects of losing biodiversity in European grasslands include decreasing plant productivity, and lower nutrient recycling and retention (with the implication of a reduction in groundwater quality).

Hence, there is a need to investigate the basic components of nutrient recycling, and in particular the effects of increased removal of organic matter and depletion of soil nutrients which could result from large scale biomass schemes.

However, in most contemporary agricultural systems, we have substituted these ecological processes with synthetic inputs: for example pesticides that replace natural mechanisms of disease suppression, or fertilisers that replace natural processes of nutrient recycling.

We are pleased about the renewed interest in the dialogue on nutrient recycling, environmental services and horticulture and plan to continue this series of symposia.

Biological diversity and intact ecosystems are the substrate of ecosystemic services and goods, such as food, wood, clean water, nutrient recycling, medicinal agents, space for recreation and tourism and, at the same time, key protection factors against natural and anthropogenic threats, such as floods, drought, severe storms, pollution, and climate change.

The Water-Energy-Food Nexus and growing environmental awareness are driving the construction of increasingly innovative and complex projects that combine water treatment and re-use, energy recovery and nutrient recycling.

This session will discover and bring together different aspects of sustainable livestock farming and full nutrient recycling and link it to the “One Health” concept.

In particular, subproject SP04 will provide quantitative data on nutrient recycling that determine soil fertility as a critical ecosystem function in the study region.

In particular, the invention pertains to a procedure and a device, which permits sewage treatment with extensive nutrient recycling by biomass production.

During the first experimental period, we investigated direct grazing effects on plankton biomass and community structure, as well as effects on nutrient recycling and carbon export.

A decentralized treatment and utilization of the material flows urine and feces from dry toilets enables circulation-oriented nutrient recycling to be realized.

Further, they are used for waste water treatment and nutrient recycling of farm effluents in integrated aquaculture systems (e.g. IMTA).

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The Water-Energy-Food Nexus and growing environmental awareness are driving the construction of increasingly complex integrated projects that combine water treatment and re-use, energy recovery, and nutrient recycling.

Earthworms digest organic matter, recycle nutrients and make the surface soil richer.

Recycled nutrients are a distinct and important category of secondary raw materials, for which the development of quality standards is necessary.

The system could also be connected with wastewater treatment facilities for recycling nutrients and water.

They provide our food as well as drinking water, renewable energy and help to recycle nutrients from organic waste.

The presence of contaminants in those fertilisers which are currently subject to national rules (e.g. nutrients recycled from sewage sludge) poses similar concerns.

However, the circulation of fertilisers based on recycled nutrients is currently hampered by the fact that rules as well as quality and environmental standards differ across Member States.

Water reuse in agriculture also contributes to nutrients recycling by substitution of solid fertilisers.

This is the first time that the IUCN has assessed saproxylic beetles, which depend on decaying wood and play an essential role in recycling nutrients.

Many groups, including the chemical industry, consumers, sludge producers, building firms, planners and decisionmakers, are responsible for ensuring that society develops in a way that allows nutrients to be recycled.

Process according to claim 1 in which after removal of the biomass, the nutrient solution is recycled to the fermentator and supplemented with fresh nutrient solution for further culturing.

With some systems, such as the use of emergent aquatic plants, and possibly coppiced trees, the harvest schedule may be of particular importance since nutrients are recycled between the root or rhizome systems and the above ground parts of the plant according to the time of year.

Then a chain of events occurs: the microbes break down organic matter, recycle nutrients, retain water, combat viruses and make food all within the plant.

Salps and krill presumably recycle nutrients in different amounts and ratios, which may indirectly affect phytoplankton biomass and community structure.