Sentence examples for biological enemies from inspiring English sources

Potentially, we are each other's biological enemies or allies.

He also described them as his "political and biological enemies". .

The fact is that the Republicans are soft on our defense against deadly biological enemies -- like viruses.

What makes all of this even more outrageous is that the Republican campaign to slash Federal budgets has resulted in cuts to spending at the Centers for Disease Control -- our front line against biological enemies like Ebola -- and to the budget of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

However, within this set of genes, there is striking diversity, as the enormous spectra of host habitats and specialist biological enemies drive the evolution of immune systems [ 2- 6].

The use of biological agents against enemies has persisted throughout centuries and the use of Anthrax spores on civilians in USA in 2001, suggests a growing worldwide threat.

One attractive nonchemical management approach for agricultural pests relies upon biological control by natural enemies.

We identify and integrate the key biological processes affecting natural enemies and their biological control function across local and regional scales, and consider the interactions, interdependencies and constraints that determine the outcome of CBC strategies.

We particularly show that maintaining within-field diversity in space and time, reducing nitrogen fertilization or soil tillage as well as using organic farming practices at the farm scale or maintaining seminatural habitats at the landscape scale generally benefit natural enemies, increase biological control and limit pest abundance.

These results suggest that the combination of biological control by natural enemies, and weed management within individual paddies and surrounding landscapes inside a buffer zone of less than half a kilometre may be effective in controlling mirid bugs and the damage they cause in organic paddy fields.

In classical biological control, specialized natural enemies (biological control agents) are collected from the native range of an invasive species (the target pest) and introduced into the new range, where management of the target is the goal.