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Human organisms begin to exist at fertilization
Bioethics, 2017AbstractEugene Mills has recently argued that human organisms cannot begin to exist at fertilization because the evidence suggests that egg cells persist through fertilization and simply turn into zygotes. He offers two main arguments for this conclusion: that ‘fertilized egg’ commits no conceptual fallacy, and that on the face of it, it looks as ...
Calum Miller, Alexander Pruss
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Soil Fertility and Organic Fertilizer Management
2019Plodnost tla je sposobnost tla da omogući rast neke biljne vrste na određenom staništu, a definirana je fizikalnim i kemijskim svojstvima tla te interakcijama svojstava tla, abiotskih i biotskih činitelja. Agrokemijska svojstva tla koja se analiziraju kako bi se procijenilo stanje tla i precizno odredila optimalna gnojidba su trenutna reakcija tla ...
Lončarić, Zdenko +5 more
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Overview of Organic Fertilizers
2023Ensuring balanced and adequate nutrition for the rapidly growing world population is onlypossible by increasing agricultural production and productivity. Increasing productivity in agriculturalproduction is possible through the use of quality seeds, control of diseases and pests, irrigation, fertilizationand sustainable and efficient use of natural ...
Angın, Hilal, Toktay, Zehra
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The global Organic Fertilizers Market is expected to reach USD 20.69 billion by 2030 (CAGR 7.3%), primarily driven by the increasing consumer demand for organic food and the growing emphasis on soil health and regenerative agriculture practices globally.
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The Supramolecular Organization of the Cytoskeleton during Fertilization
1984Fertilization represents the extremes in cytoskeletal organization and the complexity of motile systems. On one hand, the cytoskeleton of the sperm is reduced to that of two polarized fibers: the 9+2 microtubules of the axoneme emanating from the base of the centrioles and, following the acrosome reaction, the microfilaments of the acrosomal process ...
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