Sentence examples for abandoned extensively from inspiring English sources

In 2014, 66 orchards of three types – abandoned, extensively and intensively managed – were investigated.

In grassland, four management types were distinguished, abandoned, extensively, intensively grazed and both intensively grazed and fertilised grassland.

To assess the effects of these threats breeding birds were monitored in abandoned, extensively and intensively used vineyards and grasslands in Hungary using point counts to determine species richness and density.

Unfortunately, the number of abandoned and extensively managed orchards is declining from agricultural landscapes, and traditional orchards are replaced by conventional fruit plantations.

In abandoned and extensively managed orchards, hollow-dwellers and insectivores (with some rare old-forest associated species) dominated, whereas in intensively managed orchards the most diverse were ground-dwellers.

However, many of these Creole breeds have been abandoned or extensively crossed with commercial European and zebu breeds and conservation programs are necessary to avoid further losses of genetic diversity.

The key idea of the proposed 'human release hypothesis' seems that land management intensity – especially of abandoned or extensively used habitat – can explain differences in the abundance of a species between its native and alien ranges because the abundance of the species might be reduced in the native range through more intensive management of such land and associated cutting of the species.

During this period, she experimented with various literary forms, including the epistolary novel which she tried and then abandoned, and wrote and extensively revised three major novels and began a fourth.

The study was carried out in the eastern part of South Tyrol, in the Italian Alps, where the diversity patterns of these three organismal groups were compared among intensively managed, extensively managed, and abandoned stands.

subpictus was extensively found in wells, abandoned paddy fields, pools, and burrow pits [ 12].

Palmyra was extensively modified during WWII but abandoned shortly thereafter with sparse human influence since.