Sentence examples for harm plant from inspiring English sources

Valentini said that sudden extremes in any direction – warming or cooling, freezing or drying – can harm plant development.

However, in the study area 12% samples showed pH of more than 8.5 which may harm plant growth by inducing soil alkalinity and specific ion toxicity.

Excess EC may physically harm plant growth by limiting the uptake of water and nutrients through modification of osmotic processes (Todd 1980; Saleh et al. 1999) and chemically by metabolic reactions such as those caused by toxic constituents (Todd 1980).

The suitability of groundwater for irrigation is contingent on the effects on the mineral constituents of the water on both the plant and the soil (Rouabhia et al. 2008) Salts may harm plant growth physically by limiting the uptake of water through modification of the osmotic processes, or chemically by metabolic reactions such as those caused by toxic constituents (Todd 1980).

The paint may harm plant life placed inside it if you painted inside, while the pollen and other elements of the flowers might harm the paintwork.

Stinky mulch, improperly stored, may harm plants.

That could risk anaerobic conditions that will harm plants.

Entomopathogenic nematodes are tiny beneficial worms that don't harm plants, but kill grubs.

It is known to harm plants and animals, and it can be worse in rural areas than in the city.

Despite reductions because of regulations, large parts of all the northern continents are bathed each summer in levels of the gas that can harm plants and health.

At ground level, ozone is a pollutant, but in the upper atmosphere it blocks ultraviolet radiation that would harm plants and animals on Earth's surface.