Difference between Cultivable and Cultivatable

CULTIVABLE vs CULTIVATABLE: ADJECTIVE

Fertile, Untilled, Unfertile, Unsown, Farmable, Uncultivated, Uncultivable, Irrigable, Dependable, Agricultural, Culturable, Productive, Tillable, Arable, Cultivatable

Semiarid, Unsown, Unfertile, Uncultivated, Untilled, Uncultivable, Irrigable, Farmable, Dependable, Culturable, Agricultural, Productive, Arable, Tillable, Cultivable

Fertile, Untilled, Unfertile, Unsown, Farmable, Uncultivated, Uncultivable, Irrigable, Dependable, Agricultural, Culturable, Productive, Tillable, Arable, Cultivatable

Semiarid, Unsown, Unfertile, Uncultivated, Untilled, Uncultivable, Irrigable, Farmable, Dependable, Culturable, Agricultural, Productive, Arable, Tillable, Cultivable

The grounds were geologically unsafe and large scale submergence of cultivable land made it economically unviable.
To help Indian farmers increase crop productivity with better yields per hectare of cultivable land.
Though other methods were required, the expansion of cultivable land also had to continue.
Tumeylat was probably left, as it is cultivable and terminates in the desert.
Not all picornaviruses are cultivable in routine viral cell culture.
If the groundwater is saline, cultivable land becomes barren.
This method is able to detect non cultivable organisms.
Cultivable organisms are cultured in different types of culturesystems.
Cultivable areas are mostly in small chunks terraced.
As wasmentionedof their cultivable land to the state.

HPV detection relies on molecular technology as it is not readily cultivatable by traditional viral diagnostic methods and serology is not sensitive.
Kortney was flirting over the panentheistically cultivatable pentobarbitone.

Do Reciprocating systems remove endotoxins and cultivable bacteria in endodontic retreatment?