fertilising BrE
fertilizing AmE

They refrain from second cuts and from late fertilising, because these restraints really protect the countryside and safeguard groundwater.

Fast growing and easy to grow, Pouteria australis adapts readily to cultivation, preferring good drainage, as well as moisture, and extra fertilising.

Flowers are large (4 - 9 cm across), waxy, white to greenish cream in colour and borne on stems of seven to ten depending on the faithfulness of your fertilising, watering, and indirect light provision.

They replied that while the fertilising of the one female egg by seed from two different males is most unusual, it was not unknown to happen among whores where numerous and near simultaneous couplings took place, and that it was not a matter of sufficient interest for their record books.

This work extended over many years in Central and South America and led to important discoveries on the co-adaption between the birds and plants, providing food for the birds while ensuring the fertilising of the plants' flowers and dispersal of their seeds - "an early breakthrough in the integration of behaviour and ecology."

With several New Experiments for the Fertilizing of Stubborn Soils.

An exception resulted from a shooting of strikers at the Williams & Clark Fertilizing Company near the Liebig Fertilizer Works at Carteret, New Jersey in 1915.

In 1978, when the Vietnamese invaded Cambodia to wrest power from the Khmer Rouge, he was ordered by the Khmer Rouge to move to Phnom Chi, which was known in Khmer as "the Fertilizing Mountain."