Sentence examples for common orchard from inspiring English sources

Through the years, we've become increasingly uncomfortable as we've learned about the damage being done to honey bees and native insects by common orchard chemicals like fungicides.

The vegetation at the Orchard site was dominated by common orchard fruits, including coconut (Cocos nucifera), chico (Achras sapota), mango (Mangifera indica), guava (Psidium guajava), and banana (Musa spp ., but with many other flowering species nearby, including flowering species known to be used by bats such as abaca (Musa textilis) and kapok (Ceiba pentandra).

This paper investigates the main physical and chemical characteristics of pruning residues generated by five of the most common European orchard crops: vine, olive, apple, pear and hazelnut.

Pruning is common practice in orchard and vineyard management for the improvement of flowering and fruiting.

In the process the communal holding of land by townships with small allotted family garden plots and common grazing and orchard lands, much in the style of medieval communities yielded gradually to the more conventional privately owned fenced farm.

Bat species with low flight manoeuvrability were 14 times more common in managed orchards, whereas bats with medium to high manoeuvrability were only 5 times more common than in abandoned orchards.

In contrast, the lowest SCOS was observed in the northern part of the county, where steep hills with severe erosion problems are common and citrus orchards are sparsely distributed.

Small-scale home orchards were common before World War II, according to Karen Tillou, who manages the demonstration orchard of the Home Orchard Society, a group in Portland, Ore., that promotes growing fruit at home.

A proposed mechanism for bat infection with human rotaviruses would be through use of night soil (human feces) as fertilizer on farmlands and orchards, a common practice throughout Africa and Asia (32, 33 ).

Kummerowia striata is a common weed in crop fields, orchards, and abandoned land [46].

The most common bat captured in the orchards was R. amplexicaudatus, presumably because this species most commonly includes soft fruits in their diets.