IntroductionThere have been many studies of the production ofplant growth-regulating substances by mixed microbialpopulations in soil, but relatively few investigationsinto their availability to plants, persistence and fate insoils or effects on plant growth [2].esults and discussionSubstitution of humic acids into soil-less MM360 atrates ranging from 250 to 1000 mg kg â1 plantingmedium (MM360) (Fig. 2AâC) increased root dryweights of marigolds, peppers and number of fruits ofstrawberries significantly (P â¤ 0.05). The same range ofhumic acids (Fig.
1 On average, a Norwegian Elkhound is going to cost range anywhere from $500 to as much as $1,200. 2  The costs really come down to the dogâs age and if itâs registered with the AKC.3  According to Pet-Adoption-Guide.com, the average cost of a Norwegian Elkhound is approximately $500 or more. The costs really come down to the dogâs age and if itâs registered with the AKC. 2  According to Pet-Adoption-Guide.com, the average cost of a Norwegian Elkhound is approximately $500 or more.
Norwegian Elkhounds are bundles of energy and need a lot of vigorous activity in order to maintain health and an even temperament. Several walks a day are great, but that is just a start for this breed. They need time to run every single day, and should be exercised for one to two hours. If your Elkhound is not getting enough physical activity, he will become hyperactive and resort to destructive chewing when left alone. Norwegian Elkhounds are best suited for those who already have an active lifestyle. People who walk, jog, bike, hike and camp will find that an Elkhound fits seamlessly into these activities. Couch potatoes, or those who want a docile family dog should look to another breed.