Sentence examples for a dieback from inspiring English sources

For some time a dieback of the forest in the southern and southeastern Amazon has been projected by one of the climate models, first at 2.5 degrees global temperature increase but more recently at 2.0.

Nevertheless, McGregor and O'Connor (2002) also report a dieback of C. mopane in South Africa because its water requirements could no longer be met during drought years on 'dysfunctional' sites.

Injecting and spraying phosphite also reduces the rate of spread of a dieback front for around five years.

The disease is characterized by distinct necrotic spots on leaves, stems and petioles that eventually expand and cause a dieback of apical tissues.

Staghead is a slow dieback of the upper branches of a tree; the dead, leafless limbs superficially resemble a stag's head.

These factors included robust tissue regeneration, high competitive ability of the corals and a seasonal dieback in the monospecific seaweed bloom, all against a backdrop of an effective marine protected area system and moderate water quality.

Slightly sunken, encircling, dark-brown to purplish-black cankers with a sharp, often cracked margin form on twigs, branches, and trunk, causing a terminal dieback.

But then, their computer predicted, warmer temperatures and water stress would cause a huge  dieback of the Amazon forest, which would stop absorbing carbon and start emitting it as a result.

Shoots originating from the stem had a higher dieback than those growing from the root crown.

and a seasonal dieback in the single species of dominant seaweed.

This is the approach that the OpenAshDieBack project run by researchers at the Sainsbury Laboratory, the John Innes Centre and the Genome Analysis Centre, all in Norwich in the UK is now taking to gain a better understanding of ash dieback, a fungal disease that has killed millions of ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) across Europe.