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...full [[sunlight]], therefore the best place for them is the sunnier in the greenhouse, the same where the ''[[Cattleya]]'' are.<ref name="CB"/>

The [[greenhouse gas]] [[carbon dioxide]] CO₂ is an oxide of carbon, as is the po

...ting and implementing an international climate treaty sufficient to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to levels called for by climate scientists.

...ons and results of models that differ in their sensitivity to increases in greenhouse gases.<ref name=grida7/> ...nces. The [[Kyoto Protocol]], an international agreement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, was adopted by 169 nations.

A 'cap' is a legal limit on the quantity of greenhouse gases our economy can emit each year. ...s that, by law, companies may swap among themselves the permission to emit greenhouse gases.

...[[global warming]]''. It is the most abundant anthropogenic (human caused) greenhouse gas in the [[Earth's atmosphere]]. As shown above, coal may contain from ab ...pollution in cities (see [[Beijing]]) and international pressure to reduce greenhouse emissions, China’s coal consumption is projected to increase in line with

...=book_result&ct=result&resnum=10#PPA322 Taubenhaus, Jacob J., "Diseases Of Greenhouse Crops And Their Control", Google book search. 10 June, 2008.]</ref>

...e gaseous state of a substance'' and ''water vapor is the most important [[greenhouse gas]].

...C27, Roughrider, and Sage. Results showed that the planting environment in greenhouse had more WSMV infection than the field experiment. The Roughrider and Sage ...d maybe this was due to the different conditions during cultivation in the greenhouse trials and the field. There were no significant that showed a single type o

...f bumblebees are quickly replacing humans as the primary pollinators for [[greenhouse]] tomatoes.

...t]] in order to have sufficient pollinators in the field, [[orchard]] or [[greenhouse]] at bloom time. Some [[endangered species|species]] of plants are threaten

....pgeconomics.co.uk/GM_global_study.htm Biotech Crops Reduce Pesticide Use, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Planting of these crops generates additional US$27.5 billion

...d for millions of years. The methane is 80 times more potent than CO2 as a greenhouse gas. This warms the permafrost further, and we could get a runaway conditio

...sis may be grown in petri plates or pots, under fluorescent lights or in a greenhouse.<ref>{{cite journal|title=Arabidopsis thaliana: A Model Plant for Genome An

Note the amounts of [[greenhouse gas]]es that are present: water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxi

...ticides as a way of eliminating the disease. The experiment was done under greenhouse conditions

...care of the grounds, landscaping, and outbuildings (pool, cabana, stables, greenhouse etc.) which is divided into departments run by the:

...systems. Some examples of such problems are [[acid rain]], [[smog]], the [[greenhouse effect]] and [[ozone depletion]] (often referred to as the ''ozone hole'').

....<ref name=gasdotorg>[http://www.naturalgas.org/environment/naturalgas.asp#greenhouse/ Natural Gas and the Environment]</ref> Combined cycle power generation usi ...l amounts of such leakage. Carbon dioxide receives the most attention over greenhouse gases because it is in much higher concentrations.

....<ref name=gasdotorg>[http://www.naturalgas.org/environment/naturalgas.asp#greenhouse/ Natural Gas and the Environment]</ref> Combined cycle power generation usi ...l amounts of such leakage. Carbon dioxide receives the most attention over greenhouse gases because it is in much higher concentrations.