Sentence examples for cropping results from inspiring English sources

Cropping results in a reduced diversity and density of plants, although swamp plant communities retain some resilience to such disturbances.

And then there is the risk that that the European regulatory regime for GM crops results in benefits from GM insects 'being squandered'.

Indeed, the low nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) in this crop results in negative economic and ecological consequences.

Incidence of heat stress at reproductive phase of the crop results in abnormal pollination leading to floret sterility, low seed set and poor grain quality.

In addition to bringing about a novel combination of gene functions, the GM transformation process as used to generate currently commercialized crops results in random transgene insertion with a risk of insertional mutagenesis.

However, a lack of adequate infrastructure to transport and store harvested crops results in significant losses.

Nematode infection in economically important crops results in an estimated annual loss of US $100 billion [ 8].

Late tillage in the spring-sown crop results in lower incorporation of Brassica seeds into the soil (8·5 % vs. 2 %; Gruber et al., 2005) and so a higher loss of seeds from the population.

David Evans, Syngenta's head of research and technology, said it would be at least four to five years before any improved crops result.

The most important phytopathogens include bacteria, fungi, nematodes and viruses, which can attack different crops resulting in considerable economic losses.

Nearly every year, seasonal flash floods drown a quarter of the world's rice crops, resulting in more than a billion dollars in lost revenue.