Sentence examples for escape cultivation from inspiring English sources
Introduced species increasingly escape cultivation.
Some species, especially the Callery pear and its cultivars, are invasive species and easily escape cultivation in areas outside their natural range.
By the standard definition, an invasive species is one that can escape cultivation, that can crowd out other plants and that is not native to the ecosystem in which it is growing.
In any case, our approach is still more sensitive than a cultivation-based approach, since most clonal types escape cultivation efforts anyway due to their low abundances [ 2].
Unfortunately floods allowed the plant to escape cultivation and invade both sides of the Senegal River for a distance of about 70 km.
Castor bean plants commonly escape cultivation and are found in disturbed sites such as roadsides, stream banks, abandoned lots, and the edges of agriculture fields, such that the species is considered an invasive weed throughout much of its introduced range [ 15].
Other cultivated plants, when transplanted to new climates, escaped cultivation and became weeds or invasive species.
Flowering Time: May--Jun Note: Rarely escapes cultivation.
The plant is native to Europe and Asia and has naturalized in parts of North America, having escaped cultivation.
Initially growth was low-key, and the plants became established in eastern US only by early 1900s when it escaped cultivation.
Reason(s) Why it has Become Established: It has escaped cultivation and propogated so well because of its reproductive capabilities and high degree of disturbance tolerance.
