Sentence examples for drylands in from inspiring English sources

The drylands in Eastern Africa are highly heterogeneous.

Climate change is expected to impact drylands in significant but varied ways.

It is an economically efficient use of drylands in South Africa (DRC < 1).

Economically speaking, wildlife has a comparative advantage and is a good use of drylands in South Africa.

This is known as 'desiccation theory' and dominated European thinking about drylands in the colonies from early in the nineteenth century.

In Baringo, Laikipia, Marsabit and other drylands in Kenya, 10 tonnes of indigenous perennial grass seeds are distributed and seeded annually.

In Kenya, a substantial part of the expected population increase from 38.6 million in 1999 to some 66 million (http://esa.un.org/wpp/unpp/p2k0data.asp) in 2030 is expected to take place in drylands and in dryland urban centres.

Spanning 25 125° E and 24 55° N across 17 countries (Fig. 1), the DLB is the largest contiguous dryland in the extratropics.

Grain sorghum was planted at Southwest Research-Extension Cenear near Garden City, KS, under five different irrigation capacities (1 inch every 4, 6, 8,10, or 12 days) and dryland in 2015 and 2016 growing seasons.

The climatic data collected in weather station of Energy Laboratory in Drylands (ENERGARID) located in the south-western region of Algeria.

Knowledge about the changes in soil nitrogen pools under different tillage managements is necessary to assess the feasibility of adoption of conservation practices for sustaining productivity and protecting the environment in dryland farming in northern China.