Sentence examples for exploiting plant from inspiring English sources
Great Basin peoples followed an annual round that encompassed several ecological zones, exploiting plant and animal resources as they became available.
At the John Innes Centre, this work was also supported by the BBSRC Institute Strategic Programme Grants "Understanding and Exploiting Plant and Microbial Secondary Metabolism" (BB/J004596/1) and "Molecules from Nature" (BB/P012523/1) and by the John Innes Foundation.
The organic matter management practices currently adopted to sequester organic carbon in croplands are mainly focused on the physical protection of SOM by combining minimum or zero tillage with crop rotation and the beneficial use of crop, and exploiting plant residues such as in green manuring and mulching.
A grassland-based beef-cattle farm in France is examined for two contrasted management strategies: the first one corresponding to the actual practice and the second one paying increased attention to and exploiting plant and grassland diversity.
Conservancies can earn money directly from tourism, hunting, farming, forestry and exploiting plants for medicines and cosmetics.
Demands that we stop exploiting plants?
Cr-mediated ground water and soil pollution need to be controlled either by avoiding its spills from various industries such as plating, alloying, tanning of animal hides, inhibition of water corrosion, and textile dyes [ 2] or by exploiting plant-based phytoextraction technologies.
Moose primarily exploit plant communities of deciduous shrubs that have been disturbed by flooding, avalanches, or forest fires.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Moose primarily exploit plant communities of deciduous shrubs that have been disturbed by flooding, avalanches, or forest fires.
They induce the redifferentiation of root cells into specialized feeding cells essential for nematode growth and reproduction; thus, nematodes have evolved the ability to exploit plant genes and hijack host functions for their own requirements.
Such interactions resulting from induced susceptibility and resistance must be considered if we are to exploit plant defences for crop protection using hormone elicitors or constitutive expression.
