Sentence examples for in dieback from inspiring English sources

Excessive irrigation is costly and moisture stress results in dieback, wilting and opportunistic disease and pest attacks, resulting in reduced production in both cases.

About 100 firefighters will take part, he said, including some city firemen, to gain experience in battling fires in dieback zones.

The county Fire Department is planning controlled burns--deliberately set brush fires with firefighters in position to prevent them from spreading--to eliminate fuel for wildfires and to research the effect of fires in dieback zones.

Eventually, the necrotic symptoms spread to stems and petioles, sometimes resulting in dieback of entire shoots (Fig.  1a, b, c and d).

Even though all 200 L. sativa accessions from the two testing sets showed the same haplotype-resistance association, it is unlikely that the EST from which this marker was derived is directly involved in dieback resistance.

Forestry Commission Wales (FCW) said prior to the latest discovery in Newport, Ash dieback had been discovered in seven newly-planted sites in Wales.

In the past, methane concentrations have tended to increase in periods of marked El Niño (high sea temperatures in the eastern Pacific), resulting in greater dieback of vegetation and more methane production from the rotting plant matter.

A number of studies have reported drought and insect defoliation or pathogen interactions that resulted in mortality and dieback in Acer saccharum (Kolb and McCormick 1993), Fraxinus americana (Hibben and Silverborg 1978), and Quercus velutina (Karnig and Lyford 1968).

Humans brought in the disease that killed the elms and, in ash dieback, it appears that we will surely do for the ash too.

In addition, the number of macrophage-axon contacts in MSC/IL-13-treated mice was decreased by 50%, suggesting a reduction in axonal dieback.

It will also be offset by an increase in forest dieback elsewhere, caused by rising aridity, drought, pests and fires all symptoms of global warming.