Sentence examples for forms of harvest from inspiring English sources

The two forms of harvest modernisation (combine harvester, arable silage) produced stubbles that differed markedly in bird use.

Norway notes that in the Norwegian Arctic and Russia, polar bears are protected from all forms of harvest except problem or defence kills, although poaching is, apparently, a significant conservation issue in Russia.

We urge the pursuit of field experiments on closed freshwater populations, either by taking advantage of existing lakes where alternative forms of harvest regulation have been in place for many years, or by imposing experimental fishing regimes on a system of small natural lakes or ponds (e.g., Philipp et al. 2009).

Forms of harvesting, the storage period, and the use of chemicals for the postharvest preservation of macauba fruits and their effects on the associated microbiota were investigated.

We conducted a survey of 279 members of Cochrane Child Health to determine their preferences for graphical display of data, and their understanding of data presented in the form of harvest plots.

In the wooded areas human disturbances occur in the form of harvesting for timber, charcoal burning, honey collection and game hunting.

Human disturbances in the form of harvesting for timber and poles, charcoal burning, honey and game hunting, and fire incidences are common in all forests and woodlands [55].

Based on ethnographic descriptions, we understand that this complex form of harvesting salmon involved extensive ecological knowledge which was embedded in a web of social relations, intergenerational knowledge sharing, ritual practices, and understandings of how the world works (Turner and Berkes 2006; Stewart 1977; Suttles 1974).

This shows that while deforestation due to reservoir creation removes biomass stocks and ends forest C sequestration on those lands, over 100 years, the recurring removal of C in the form of harvested round wood (Fig. 9a) had a substantially greater impact on the landscape C budget than did reservoir creation.

However, forest carbon sinks are vulnerable to disturbances in the form of harvesting, fire, and pest/pathogen outbreaks.

Human disturbances in the form of harvesting for timber and poles, charcoal burning, honey and game hunting, and fire incidences are common in all forests and woodlands [ 55].