Sentence examples for common cultivation from inspiring English sources

The variability of data represents maize pollen deposition under common cultivation conditions in Central Europe.

To our knowledge, the results presented here represent the largest dataset on maize pollen deposition under complex common cultivation conditions published to date.

Under common cultivation conditions, isolation buffer distances in the kilometre range are recommended rather than the 20 30 m distance defined by the EFSA.

Instead, conclusions on risk assessment and risk management should be updated based on the model described here for the distance relationship of maize pollen deposition under common cultivation.

Despite a quite common cultivation technique and a stable prices regime for durum wheat, on closer analysis, even within more suitable regions for the cultivation of durum wheat, interesting differences in production, performance and profitability are noticed.

As demonstrated in this investigation, the use of parallel measurements with standardised methods to estimate leaf deposition and exposure can be extended beyond our specific case study to allow a more general assessment under common cultivation conditions.

As in antiquity and modern times, the most common cultivations in the choraphia (Greek: χωράφια) were olive groves and vineyards.

These plants, common in cultivation, are distinguished readily by their milky juice, a feature rare in cacti and supposedly absent in cacti with elongated stems.

In the Schneifel (German: "Snow Eifel"), near the Belgian frontier, scrub and forest are common, with cultivation only on the richer soils.

The sampling sites used in this study relate to different research and monitoring projects and reflect the heterogeneity of common maize cultivation (different field sizes, field arrangements, varieties).

In fact, the data used in our analyses reflect the variable conditions of common maize cultivation in central European countries such as Germany.