Sentence examples for Lack of plant from inspiring English sources

Lack of plant cover makes the Chinle especially susceptible to weathering.

Dr. Goldman said the lack of plant diversity was a crisis for food lovers and a threat to food security.

When asked about their milk yield, all participants agreed that sheep are producing less milk these days due to insufficient land and foliage available for grazing, or a lack of plant diversity, or some combination of both.

Unlike the other formulations, this product showed little weight loss below 300 °C indicating the more thermally stable nature of glucosinolates and other components (Table 1) and lack of plant extracts/polysaccharides.

The edges around mounds showed a gradual increase in aboveground biomass and vegetation density from 2001 to 2004, which compensated for the lack of plant cover on the center of the mounds.

Since poor soil fertility due to lack of plant nutrients is one of the major causes of low farm productivity and food insecurity in Africa (Sanchez 2002), providing those nutrients via inorganic fertilizer is essential to improve soil productivity in the region.

Despite the lack of plants, the garden changes with the seasons as the stone and wood take on different colours when wet or dry.

When Brian started working at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich in 1972, he was deeply disappointed with the Broads' murky greenish-brown water, lack of plants, and their eroded, featureless banks.

Possible sources of stress include poor nutrition caused by the lack of plants that are sources of nectar and pollen, the use of honeybees to pollinate crops with little nutritional value for bees, the overcrowding of honeybee colonies, the repeated transport of colonies over long distances for pollination or honey production, and the exposure of honeybees to pesticides and parasites.

The lack of plant-specific reliability data for probabilistic safety assessments is occasionally used for discrediting and doubting the validity of such analyses.

This is because the lack of planted forests in Region 2 means the supply curve for this Region is unchanged and thus the lower price induces less production.