Sentence examples for further biodiversity from inspiring English sources

The speed and magnitude of these responses may disrupt ecological equilibria and potentially cause further biodiversity losses, but this has rarely been studied.

Second, modification of other aspects of forest management (i.e. rotation length, dead wood and green tree retention, thinning regimes) is likely to contribute to further biodiversity gains using spruce birch polycultures than spruce monocultures.

As a consequence, such integrated strategies would not only improve urban air quality, but also contribute to China's food-security goals, prevent further biodiversity loss, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lead to economic savings.

They should work with international organisations to create an "evergreen revolution", which would at least double productivity while reducing resource use and avoiding further biodiversity losses, the report said.

For example, increased corn-ethanol production is likely to lead to further biodiversity losses [2], [3], but preference for next-generation perennial biomass crops such as switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) or mixed-grass prairie [4] may actually provide vast new acreage of available habitat for animals that require perennial grassland to survive and reproduce [2].

If plastic responses are constrained in lower quality habitats, and that several human-driven changes are occurring simultaneously, the ability of species to respond to climate change may be jeopardized and lead to further biodiversity loss.

The project will demonstrate how neglected woodlands can be revived to further support biodiversity and reconnect with local communities.

Combining annual indices of species sharing ecological affinities or a protected/red list status further provides biodiversity indicators for policy makers.

[1] further divided biodiversity data up into two bins: those genera that lived more than or less than 45 Myr.

As a further consequence, biodiversity will most likely decrease due to the homogenization of woody plant community structure [ 24].

Such cases of intra- approach pluralism may further distort biodiversity estimates in DNA barcoding studies, since disagreement between barcodes is not unexpected[ 61, 71, 86].