Sentence examples for harvest changes from inspiring English sources

The result was a detailed picture of the dominant types of biomass contributing to the RPS, the regional distribution of land use and harvest changes, and the spatial and temporal carbon response to those changes in this case, substantial net GHG reductions.

Some molds, such as Alternaria, are associated with agriculture and therefore the timing of production is associated with the harvest (Corden and Millington, 2001), which, if the timing of the harvest changes with climate change, could mean changes to the timing and duration of the mold season.

Results indicate that the abundances of most songbird species present prior to harvest changed little after the timber removal.

Pilot biomass harvests report post-harvest changes in CWD levels much smaller than the experimental changes involved in the studies we analyzed.

Below ground, harvesting changes both the quantity and quality of organic inputs and directly and indirectly alters soil chemistry, including increases in pH and reductions the C/N ratio, and the soil carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus pools6,31,32.

Depending on what the hemp is being used for fibers, seeds, etc. the manner of harvesting changes.

This paper reviews the achievements of the COST action participants in relation to its three central and interconnected work group themes of (a) proteomics of animals and fish during production, (b) proteomics of the post-harvest changes as farm products are converted to food and (c) technological advances in proteomics and their potential for exploitation by the animal science community.

Harvesting Change: Labor and Agrarian Reform in Nicaragua, 1979-1990.

The influence of these variables on timber harvesting changed over time and there was more harvesting closer to urban areas in 2000 2005.

Harvesting changed a range of stock characteristics in the evolving and nonevolving populations, including those commonly used for quantifying biomass, recruitment, maturation, and growth (Fig. 4).

What I can do in my summer intern is to figure out trends of yield and quality change as the harvest time changes.