And all the preparation we are doing is to arrange the
phosphorate in adequate concentration and adequate form to be available to the plant.
Through
phosphorate biochemistry research, Zechel is striving to find ways to mimic the enzymes in bacteria that naturally break down glyphosate, a phosphonic acid.
(1984) reported that humic acids derived from lignite were more effective at P solubilisation from insoluble
phosphorate at lower concentrations, which may be due to enhanced solubility when diluted.
Iraq has vast and untapped mineral deposits located throughout its various provinces and regions, offering unrivalled opportunities for the extraction of key minerals such as sulphur,
phosphorate, salt, gypsum, limestone and ironstone, as well as range of metallic minerals, they said.
The specific geotechnical problems related to mined areas, considering spoil areas of oil shale quarries and opened
phosphorate fields, require careful geotechnical inspection as well.
The surfaces of both bearings are treated with manganese
phosphorate to prevent rust and provide a run-in surface, and both bearing types are completely maintenance free.
Phosphorus-containing compounds degrade at relatively low temperature to form protective phosphorus-carbon layer for the weak
phosphorate bonds.
To fight off the weevils, many Peruvian farmers spray particularly toxic
phosphorates and carbamates on their potatoes.