The phrase "adjacent plantations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe plantations that are next to or near each other, often in discussions about agriculture, land use, or environmental studies.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of pesticide use on adjacent plantations and their surrounding ecosystems."
Alternatives: "neighboring plantations" or "contiguous plantations".
Distance to water and higher number of trees in adjacent plantations influenced honey badger occupancy positively.
The experimental restoration site clustered with adjacent plantations when comparing sites over time and at a small scale (1.15 ha), while the forest remnant remained distinct.
We compared the richness and abundance of bird species in a natural forest to adjacent plantations of Araucaria, a native tree species and of pine, an exotic plant in South America.
As a consequence, about 2500 acre of crop from adjacent plantations sustained flood damage.
Moreover, contact between local spontaneous forms and adjacent plantations could have promoted intermixing of individuals both in the wild and cultivated germplasm.
However, effects of SMZ width and adjacent plantation structure on riparian wildlife communities are poorly understood.
A total of 133 vascular-plant species were found within the study area: a maximum of 63 species were recorded in the restoration experiment while an adjacent plantation contained an average of 38 species, but the closest forest remnant was found to contain 65 species.
Absence of increased malaria at plantation 1 in 2002, while epidemic conditions existed in both adjacent plantation 2 and the surrounding district, is difficult to explain on the basis of weather, human migration, medical access, or vector population changes (24 ).
For instance, at the scale of a single plantation or adjacent small plantations (0 0.5 km), pairwise ordination distances ranged from 0 (identical genome constellations) to 1.25, and at slightly larger spatial scales (0 5.0 km), pairwise ordination distances ranged from 0 to 1.6.
Our results suggest that maintaining non-oil palm vegetation in the areas adjacent to plantations and promoting weedy strips within the plantations are potentially effective management tools for conserving and developing biological control in oil palm in the future.
The second tea plantation hospital is adjacent to plantation 1 and since 1970 has maintained a weekly infectious disease notification system that identifies all blood smear positive malaria cases.
