Sentence examples for high value species from inspiring English sources
More than 90% of the gross replacement value in each catchment was accounted for by a small subset of high value species which could be used as integrated indicators of ecological and socio-economic change.
Replacement control with high value species (e.g., local food, native species and/or cash crops) recently has emerged as a viable option for management of invasive alien plant species [ 7- 10].
Most applications of PS have dealt with diseases that have distinguishing features, which are readily recognized by the livestock owners, and addressed disease problems with significant economic impact in high value species.
Anecdotal and documented cases of catfish species mislabeling (either as another catfish species or as a higher value species) are widespread.
Nearly every train from Russia brings in just one commodity: wood oak, ash, linden, and other high-value species.
Nearly every train from Russia brings in just one commodity: wood — oak, ash, linden, and other high-value species.
How do we approach the legal and sustainable utilisation of wildlife in an increasingly crowded and interconnected world, where transnational organised criminals target high-value species, and where there are differing perspectives over how wildlife is utilised?
The populations of numerous high-value species, including H. fuscogilva, H. whitmaei, H. scabra, and Isostichopus fuscus, have been decimated by overfishing that has occurred since the 1980s.
Among the catches of wild fish from the sea, fewer have been of high-value species (such as cod and haddock) and more of less desirable kinds (such as anchovy and pilchard).
They limited regulation to high-value species and circumstances with real benefits from regulation, and where regulations were socially acceptable and could be enforced.
Selective logging may convert a common forest tree species into a rare one, and cause local extirpation or even extinction of rare and high-value species (Fearnside 1997; Laurance 1999).
