Translation for 'rich in nutrients' from English to Icelandic

rich in nutrients

næringarríkur {adj}

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rich in content

innihaldsríkur {adj}

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rich in fish [postpos.]

fiskisæll {adj}fiskifr.

rich in calories [postpos.]

hitaeiningaríkur {adj}

rich

auðugur {adj}

ríkur {adj}

vel útilátinn {adj}

fjáður {adj}

water-rich

vatnsmikill {adj}

fabulously rich

flugríkur {adj}

newly rich

nýríkur {adj}

rich people

efnafólk {hv}

energy-rich

orkuríkur {adj}

to grow rich

að fénast [gamalt] [e-m fénast]

fat-rich

fituríkur {adj}

new-rich

nýríkur {adj}

rich man

auðmaður {k}

to get rich

að auðgast

very rich

vellauðugur {adj}

vellríkur {adj}

iron-rich

járnríkur {adj}

• Despite the fjord being rich in nutrients, it is the least stable region, with its health considered unstable.
• It is rich in nutrients and retains moisture in the soil.
• The crested bullhead shark is also a major predator of the eggs of the Port Jackson shark, which are seasonally available and rich in nutrients.
• Although rubber seed is rich in nutrients, it also contains cyanogenic glycosides which will release prussic acid in the presence of enzymes or in slightly acidic conditions.
• The soil is very rich in nutrients and has a distinct red color.

• It is rich in nutrients and is reported to have a flavor similar to that of watercress.
• New conditions support a wider variety of plants, often rich in nutrients compared to pre-disturbance vegetation.
• The soil is derived from Gabbro type of volcanic bedrock and despite its clay-like composition it is good soil and rich in nutrients.
• The confluence of the freshwater Nisqually River and the saltwater south Puget Sound has created a variety of unique environments, each rich in nutrients and natural resources for the local wildlife.
• Upwelling occurs both along coastlines and in midocean when a collision of deep ocean currents brings cold water that is rich in nutrients to the surface.

• Wonky holes can have localised impact on the reef, providing upwellings of fresh water, sometimes rich in nutrients contributing to eutrophication.
• The land around Ferry Farm was rich in nutrients and populated with multiple animals.
• It prefers well-drained or alkaline soils rich in nutrients and humus.
• Only monk seals live in waters that are not typically cool or rich in nutrients.
• The lake is classified as hypereutrophic because it is extremely rich in nutrients and the water is shallow.

• Seal milk is very rich in nutrients, allowing pups to gain weight rapidly.
• to be rich in nutrients removed during the refinement process of other sugars, such as potassium and iron.
• The compost thus generated is of excellent quality and is rich in nutrients.