Sentence examples for host vegetation from inspiring English sources

Our predictions were based on four groups of primary parameters that vary in space and time: climate conditions, topographical factors, abundance and susceptibility of host vegetation, and dispersal pressure.

The host vegetation and climate variables were parameterized in accordance to their epidemiological importance and the final appraisal scores were summarized by month to represent a cumulative spread risk index, standardized as five categories from very low to very high risk.

Urban planning needs to play a role not only to facilitate the creation of green spaces or other public spaces able to host vegetation, but also to form an urban structure supported by regulations that facilitate the planting and maintenance of vegetation in private spaces.

Measurements started on 28 July 2010, reflecting the host vegetation, at Hügel (A1) and Soll (A2) subsites of early flowering maize field A (38 ha).

The model was validated with data collected on deer, wild boar and tick densities, climate, landscape composition, host vegetation preferences and deer seropositivity to Anaplasma spp. (as a measure of ER) in 10 study sites in Spain.

In contrast, liquefaction at the bottom of the host vegetation or in crevices may lead to sequestration of the virus in the soil and bark reservoir that leads to next season's infections but reduce transmission in the current season, as virus left unprotected will degrade quickly from UV exposure or be removed by other mechanical means [ 20].

All hosts must be determined: the snail (first intermediate), the animal host or vegetation (second intermediate) upon which metacercaria may encyst.

To better understand the urban cycle of these pathogens, potential reservoir hosts, ticks collected from these hosts, and vegetation in parks should be investigated.

Distribution limits of ticks are variable and are influenced by several factors, including climate, vegetation, host density, host susceptibility, and host grazing habits.

Better understanding of interrelationships among Boophilus populations, their hosts, and vegetation communities in south Texas could improve prediction of the behavior of reintroduced Boophilus populations and increase management options.

Consequently, deer ER values obtained after re-distribution of hosts along vegetation patches according to empirical counts at each study site were similar for modelled and empirical data, thus validating the model (Fig. 4).