Sentence examples for accumulation of insects from inspiring English sources

However, if we assume that the insect abundance measured on arable fields reflects an even higher abundance near, e.g., woody vegetation edges due to the accumulation of insects near such structures through wind (Lewis 1969), then our results indicate that P. pipistrellus might be drawn from arable fields to edges of woody vegetation in the surrounding landscape.

However, as soon as bats flew close to vertical structures such as wind turbines, they rapidly increased flight elevation which is likely linked to an accumulation of insects.

Furthermore, our insect feeding experiments did not reveal any specific/preferential accumulation of miR168 in insects fed on a plant diet containing miR168.

In order to validate the direct impact of a food source upon the selective accumulation of miR168 in insects, we conducted controlled feeding experiments and sRNA northern blot analysis to detect miR168 and other sRNAs in Helicoverpa zea Boddie (corn earworm, CEW), Spodoptera frugiperda J.E.Smith (fall armyworm, FAW) and WCR feeding on natural plant tissues.

We investigated the accumulation of EGF in insect cells by baculovirus infection with Zera-EGF.

It was thus likewise accepted that season, site, crop, and HMG have equal effect on accumulation of heavy metals in insect's body.

The accumulation of genomic and EST sequences from a diversity of insects has allowed us to further characterize the Osiris gene family.

This coincided with a greater accumulation of GABA (neurotransmitter and an insect antifeedant) at the feeding site.

Accumulation of Cd was highest in insect species followed by Cu, Cr, Zn, and Ni at p < 0.05.

Processes involved in the survival of insects at low temperatures include the removal or deactivation of ice nucleating agents, accumulation of cryoprotectants and thermal hysteresis proteins [ 35- 38].

This work provides important information about the relationship between insect behaviour and charge accumulation with implications for the development and design of novel control strategies utilising electrostatic powders to adhere to the charged surfaces of insects or other organisms.