Sentence examples for blight population from inspiring English sources

The court approval of the city's bankruptcy exit plan ends a painful chapter in Detroit history and opens new challenges as it grapples with urban blight, population flight and the decay of businesses.

Overall, the conclusion of a single clonal lineage, HERB-1, dominating the late blight population outside of Mexico for at least 50 years, closely related to US-1, but perhaps giving way to variants derived from the latter, is well supported by the data.

The potato famine of the 1840s, caused by potato blight, which devastated the population of Ireland was reached the Highlands in 1846.

StAOS2 was identified as a major locus for quantitative resistance to late blight in the PIN184 population and might also have a functional role in quantitative resistance to black leg/tuber soft rot caused by bacterium Erwinia carotovora ssp.

Thus, compared with the T-type cytoplasm, the D-type cytoplasm was correlated with increased foliage resistance to late blight in two independent populations (GBC and PIN184).

As we go by a majestic pink mansion that was once a children's hospital, she remarks in a tone of quiet bitterness, as though the potato blight that decimated Ireland's population had occurred yesterday, "Sixty children died of cholera in that house".

The results revealed substantial regional differences in Fusarium head blight pathogen composition and temporal population dynamics.

"As the city's population flees and blight spreads, large swaths of Detroit have begun to crumble".

Of the 690 transcripts originally identified using the first-generation array, 39 had expression levels that correlated with fire blight resistance in the breeding population.

Regression analysis of the data identified a set of 39 transcripts out of the 429 candidates that had some association with fire blight resistance in the breeding population (Table 5).

This now blights a third of the population and is rising.