Sentence examples for crops supported from inspiring English sources
Within focal sites, willow crops supported fewer species and similar combined abundances compared to adjacent areas.
The case study involves an area in the Mondego River alluvial body in central Portugal, where agriculture is the main land use, with predominantly maize, rice and some vegetable crops supported by river water irrigation.
The crops supported about 20,000 families, the group said, and farmers may have difficulty replanting because their fields were flooded with seawater.
In the fertile polders of West Flanders, grass, oats, and fodder crops support extensive livestock raising (especially horses, cattle, and pigs).
Three important requirements of moisture of the carrot crops support the proposal of using vinasse as irrigation water.
Landscapes dominated by herbicide-resistant crops support fewer insect and bird species; e.g., a study in the American Midwest reported a 58% decline in milkweed and an 81% drop in monarch butterflies from 1999 to 2010 [40].
This GO-based functional annotation overall provides an insight into potential functions of identified TFs of these tree crops, supporting researchers in selection of TFs of interest for further studies.
Planting a variety of vegetable crops supports a wider range of beneficial insects, soil microorganisms, and other factors that add up to overall farm health, but managing the balance requires expertise and close attention.
Highly modified environments of nectar-bearing crop supported the most species-rich bee assemblages, and the highest abundance of individual bee species.
More than eight and a half billion American dollars later, SIGAR found, opium remains the country's largest cash crop, supporting "590,000 full-time jobs ― which is more people than are employed by Afghanistan's military and security forces".
This was the year Washington was supposed to shut off the valve of crop supports to rural California and the rest of America's farm belt, saving taxpayers billions of dollars while letting a free market balance supply and demand.
