nutritive

The food has to have nutritive value in the first place.

These always indicate a large nutritive system in good working order.

Notice that none of this has anything to do with nutritive value.

After drying, they are ground up, but the flour has little nutritive value.

They are passed through the gut and the nutritive matter extracted in the process.

The nutritive value remains high when mature, but it is not very productive.

The health and nutritive value of yogurt depends on how it is prepared.

"Each has its own unique flavor and a high nutritive value.

Perhaps there was some nutritive value in motor oil.

Enough of this subject, however; let us leave the nutritive faculty alone, since it has by its nature no share in human excellence.

Plants have none but the first, the nutritive, while another order of living things has this plus the sensory.

Surely anything organic could be consumed as a nutritive source?

However, since most people find them overly bitter and they are too small to have great nutritive value, this is not frequently done.

Crops that survive in the jungle or desert often have little nutritive value.

It was artificial food, surely with the requisite nutritive elements.

"An experiment in the nutritive value of an extra milk ration".

The term "nutritive components" is important, even though it does not exactly trip off the palate.

Therefore the nutritive faculty must be found in everything that grows and decays.

While it probably has good nutritive values, perennial species are favored as forage.

The nutritive value of fish is equal to that of meats.

The prepared packages we have been getting on Earth are scientifically made to give maximum nutritive values.

It contains a nucleus surrounded by nutritive material, the yolk.

They contributed to the central nest, each blowing seeds of itself into the nutritive substance.

The nutritive high protein waste from the oil extraction process can be used as an animal feed.