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… waterlogging, salinization or other physical and chemical limitations); • soil erosion; • recurrent fire and … germination or establishment. The persistent physical, chemical and biological limitations found in degraded forest … soil nutrients equivalent to approximately US$240 worth of chemical fertilizers per hectare. This is particularly …

… profitable terms. Ecosystem services provided: Reduced chemical usage and sustainable land-use management to sustain …

… Destroying water quality in all forms, poisoning, using chemical substances, disposing of solid and liquid wastes … by the Ministry of Environment. Using weapons, explosives, chemical or poisonous substances, any equipment using … (NS/RKM/0196/26) (1995) (25/01/1996) 11. Prohibition of Chemical Weapon, Bio-weapon and Nuclear Law (2009) …

… marine pollution, for example banning of very harmful chemical substances that destroy the coastal ecosystems and …

… between genetic resources and product Closely related Chemical molecule found in the plant serves as prototype for … and training for food and agriculture and not for chemical, pharmaceutical, and other industrial uses beyond … components of genetic resources. These are the non-modi!ed chemical components, other than DNA or RNA, formed by the …

… a year in each extraction site, followed by a complete chemical analysis if drastic changes in salinity is [sic] …

… must apply all available information on biological, chemical, and physical linkages–within the network and …