Plants are the organisms used for phytomining. If plants can absorbs the low concentrations of metals in soil, the metals can be concentrated in the biomass of the plants and then extracted from the plant material when harvested.
It is a root, so it would be harvested similar to the way potatoes are.
It is extracted by crushing or pressing the seed of neem,
sugar is inside of the canes so you have to break the cane open to get it. It is a tall, tough plant that used to be harvested by hand with machetes. Now it is usually harvested by machinery, chopping down the stems just above ground level, leaving the roots so that it regrows in time for the next crop. Harvest times tend to be during the dry season from there the cane is taken to the mill where the sap containing the sugar is extracted The sap is further refined into the various types of sugar and syrups and molasses that are available.
nickel and thallium are extracted by phytomining. nickel was the first metal ever to be extracted by this process. boobs are cool
Most people are concerned about fur being "harvested" from helpless animals (often times from endangered species) for the sole purpose of obtaining the material.
The answer may shocking for some of you. Human growth hormone is extracted from pituitary gland of dead human bodies.
Plants are the organisms used for phytomining. If plants can absorbs the low concentrations of metals in soil, the metals can be concentrated in the biomass of the plants and then extracted from the plant material when harvested.
if you find more than 3 midgets than it will but other than that no
fur is bought buy several companies, rocky mountain fur, Hudson bay fur,etc. it is harvested by independent party's ( land owner, fur trapper, or hunters). trapping takes place in the winter when the fur is its thickest, cleaned dried and stretched. bought only in bulk and by weight. 3 category's; 1 not so good to 3 prime. then the fur is sold to a manufacturing companies to turn in to clothes. it all depends on the Russian economy too, Russia is the biggest fur market.
Sugar cane is the type of grass uses in the sugar industry. It is grown, harvested and then the sugars are extracted and refined.
It is a root, so it would be harvested similar to the way potatoes are.
Wool is the fur of various animals, including sheep, alpacas, and llamas (and if you're a Dwarf Fortress player, Trolls, but that's neither here nor there.) Basically, you cut the fur from the animal, and weave it into thread. You now have wool.
If a human being ate solely Hare (or rabbit) they would slowly starve themselves of the necessary nutrients for survival -they are hunted (harvested) for their fur, though!
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there are harvested in the spring
The fresh or dried leaves and the volatile oil, extracted by steam distillation. To be harvested on a dry day, just after the dew has evaporated. The plant should just be coming into bloom. And more . . .