| In the meantime, Waitrose is selling a selenium enriched bread grown by a farmer in East Anglia who fertilises his soil with selenium. |
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| The manure fertilises my small vegetable garden and pawpaw trees, whose fruit we mainly consume but occasionally sell. |
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| The fires burn the top off the plant, helping it to grow faster, while the ash fertilises the nutrient-poor soil. |
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| The sludge by-product fertilises a forest which is managed to provide wood to heat the houses. |
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| At the same time, the culture of the Roma enriches and fertilises the social and cultural life of European countries and makes it more colourful. |
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| It also fertilises the substrate by supplying calcium and magnesium, which are mineral fertiliser and chemical fertiliser components. |
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| I would say that this contribution is all the more welcome in that it fertilises fallow land, namely the field of cooperation between the European Community and the Member States in the area of research. |
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| The wires thus sprout only where the catalyst fertilises them. The advantage of this approach is that it gets round the problems of handling and positioning nanometre-sized objects. |
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| These things seem to comprise the hurly-burly that fertilises democracy, not illegal material that threatens it. Only four governments sought to remove content from Google in 2002, says Dorothy Chou, a manager at the firm. |
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| A successful male stays in amplexus for several days and, as the female lays a long, double string of small black eggs, he fertilises them with his sperm. |
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| This fertilises phytoplankton and other plants on the surface of the ocean and contributes to ocean productivity and the drawdown of atmospheric carbon. |
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