0 present participle of transplant --
1 to move something, or to be moved, from one place or person to another: --
In contrast to the eldest daughter, the second weaver assisted with farming, at times of rice transplanting, weeding and harvesting.
So, no direct relationship between transplanting shock and grain yield was drawn at this stage.
The biofertilizers were applied 7-10 d after transplanting by broadcasting over standing water.
The costs of transplanting and harvesting are the other two major cost components.
Men are involved in propagating, planting and transplanting activities.
Seeds failed to germinate in one column and transplanting of seedlings to it was unsuccessful.
Predictions from the transplanting shock submodel closely followed the observed data for all seedling ages in both growing seasons.
We did not compare the cost of replanting and transplanting with chemical seed dressing.
