Sentence examples for ecosystem imbalance from inspiring English sources

But they are characterized with a lot of problems, which include non-renewability, erratic prices, global warming, ecosystem imbalance, health hazards, and other environmental/agricultural effects like pollution and food shortage.

In this work we choose the rhizome basal section as the most reliable material to measure this putative marker of ecosystem imbalance.

And the answer is a-blowing in the wind: Investment belongs not in the latest bonanza, which is a horrendously underperforming amalgam of hedge funds, housing, war, debt and invented wealth fed through proprietary algorithms and unregulated stratagems, but in what's left of our imbalanced ecosystem.

A Louisiana beekeeper, who requested anonymity because of work with county officials, added another set of concerns: careless mixture and application of chemicals, mismanagement and long-term imbalance in the ecosystem.

Exploitation of nanoparticles in different areas has become a fashionable trait even though their inadvertent use may create an imbalance in the ecosystem.

The use of synthetic insecticides is effective to control the population of A. ípsilion, but in recent years it has been observed Pest´s resistance to some insecticides, in addition to the negative implications that come with constant use of insecticides ranging from water pollution and food contamination that can affect human health and the imbalance of the ecosystem [2].

The introduction of elk to Banff, combined with controls on coyote and wolves by Parks Canada beginning in the 1930s, has caused imbalance of the ecosystem.

The projected regional extinction of M. lucifugus could lead to a serious imbalance in the ecosystem with unforeseen consequences [3].

The plant communities in the MDS are at higher risk than the communities in the RDS, because of the changes on their structure and the loss of diversity, which can lead to an imbalance of their ecosystem properties.

The expansive use of chemical fertilizers in agriculture has led to imbalance in natural ecosystems to such an extent that the world has now realized the importance of eco-friendly cultivation practices in agriculture and the need for utilization of naturally available organic materials of plant and animal origin and refuse of agro-based industries for sustainable farming.

These results have implications for ecosystem flux research and the energy imbalance problem considering the prevalence of the CSAT3 and the non-orthogonal sonic anemometer design.