Sentence examples for indigenous common from inspiring English sources

A checklist of all observed plants of medicinal values was compiled, including their indigenous, common and scientific names; condition(s) cured; methods of preparing and administrating them to a patient; as well as the age and gender of the target patients (see link to data file below).

Doing so is especially important, she argued, in light of the negative images of indigenous peoples common in western iconography.

The attempted eviction, an example of discrimination against indigenous people common in central and south America, backfired when other guests recognised Ms Menchú and interceded on her behalf.

Registered 18 November 2014 Respiratory illnesses (RI) in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (here forth referred to as Indigenous) are common, serious and important.

Siri is the most common indigenous cattle breed in Bhutan.

This could be due to low effectiveness of indigenous rhizobia of common bean in N2 fixation.

The prevailing environmental conditions significantly shape the diversity and distribution of indigenous rhizobia nodulating common bean (Wang et al. 2016).

Field experiments were conducted on four locations of Eastern Ethiopia having different indigenous rhizobia nodulating common bean in 2012 cropping season.

The total numbers of nodulated seedling were converted into most probable number of indigenous rhizobia nodulating common bean g−1 of soil.

The population density of indigenous rhizobia nodulating common bean in the soils was determined by a plant infection technique (Vincent 1970).

Beside this, the soil inherent soil fertility status and indigenous rhizobia nodulating common bean affects effectiveness of sole application of N fertilizer and in combination with Rhizobium inoculation on the productivity of common bean.