Sentence examples for a dieback of 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.

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.

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.

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

However, it may not always be obvious whether human activity or a forest's natural dynamics are at play in, for example, the dieback of a stand or the outbreak of an insect herbivore.

On many plants that does not matter, but cutting a rose cane now practically guarantees winter dieback of as much as a foot or two beyond the cut.

The 484 trees have Chalara dieback of ash, an aggressive disease caused by the fungus Chalara fraxinea.

The degradation of forest is a direct result of a lowering of the groundwater table, and the partial dieback of single trees and forests may have improved habitat conditions for the forest cockchafer as well.

Chlara dieback of ash is caused by a fungus called Chalara fraxinea.