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Negative response values demonstrate deleterious effects of nitrogenous fertilizers on crop yields if applied without other nutrients or lime.
A second possibility is that nitrogenous compounds facilitate intercellular communication in some way, or are mediators of such communication.
Among the numerous factors and effectors of that process, the role of nitrogenous compounds evolving nitric oxide emerged in recent years.
Excretion of metabolic wastes including nitrogenous compounds, as well as xenobiotics, is critical for survival of the organism.
However, in bucephalids, nitrogenous waste accumulation and glycogen depletion could be equally important factors in the limitation of their free-swimming existence.
Other substances investigated in terrestrial snow and ice include nutrients and organic nitrogenous compounds.
In most cases, nitrogenous compounds enhance light-induced germination, but cannot completely replace the light requirement.
In rural areas, it is possible to heed the call of nature on the land, with the nitrogenous and carbonaceous matter being quickly absorbed into the hungry soil.
Protein concentration is the least difficult quality criterion for the grower to influence, since nitrogenous fertilizer additional to that needed for yield will usually raise the grain protein concentration.
Only nitrogenous fertilisers are subject to allocation, and requests are forwarded to me only in respect of fertilisers of this type.
I know of farmers who have experimented this year with varying applications of nitrogenous fertilisers up to approximately 700 lb.
It is an important factor in securing the full value of the nitrogenous and phosphatic fertilisers now being used in increasing quantities.
He is giving nothing on nitrogenous fertilisers at all for the time being.
We could not say that in regard to nitrogenous fertilisers.
Steps have already been taken which should result by 1951 in an increase in the output of nitrogenous fertilisers in this country.
