Sentence examples for combined drought from inspiring English sources

Sekmen et al. (2014) applied combined drought and heat stress to two different cotton varieties.

The last twenty four mesocosms were subjected to the combined drought and salt stresses for 60 days.

Thus, in the combined drought and CO2 treatment, and when additionally combined with increased temperature, the total biomass of enchytraeids was similar to those in the ambient plots.

The primary metabolic responses to soil drought, heat and combined drought and heat stress occurred in a time-dependent manner, indicating that plasticity at the metabolic level might allow maize plants to accumulate their metabolic ranges in response to environmental change (Sun et al., 2015).

In determining the joint effect of rainfall and temperature on NDVI as a proxy of forage availability; rainfall and temperature indices were computed from the time series climate data using the combined drought index calculator (CDI) software of Balint et al. (2011).

Cairns et al. (2013) [ 53] recently reported that elite genetic resources bred for drought tolerance often fail to perform well under combined drought and heat stress.

Developing cultivars combining drought resilience and high-yield potential will help to increase rainfed rice production.

Many proudly pronounced their environmental virtues -- "integrated pest management" -- but later, downstream, we cross the Ngare River running completely dry for the first time ever -- just combine drought with organic but thirsty greenhouses.

These two genotypes represent ideal candidates for integration in the Ugandan cassava breeding programme; the farmer-preferred characteristics of Nyalanda and the drought tolerance and other improved characteristics of MH96/0686 can be combined to produce new varieties combining drought tolerance with high yield under non-drought conditions and other farmer-preferred traits.

Some of these are unique to heat stress with 5 elevated only in response to this stress type (not expressed in response to heat and drought combined, or drought alone).

Overharvesting combined with drought could also cause dieback.