Sentence examples for inspecting trees from inspiring English sources

But citizens can help by inspecting trees in their neighborhoods and if evidence of the pest is sighted, calling local agriculture extension offices as quickly as possible.

Yet that is what some arborists say Westchester towns have been known to do: avoid inspecting trees because they fear advance knowledge could make them liable.

In New York City and elsewhere, it is usually these supervisors and the maintenance workers who report to them — not arborists — who are responsible for inspecting trees; they summon a trained arborist only if a problem is spotted.

Larvae were hand-collected in late winter and early spring by inspecting trees, walls and rocks.

This problem could not be solved by inspecting trees based on single or combined nuclear loci; the species S. mundanus and S. weckwerthi were polyphyletic in single-gene trees of cob, cox1, and ARK.

Now that trees are bare, it's a good time to inspect trees for the dime-size holes left by emerging adults this summer.

Parks employees are required to inspect trees in as many as 25 busy parks every two weeks, and the inspections are hardly thorough.

Mr. Stern said more than $10 million had been budgeted this year -- more than ever before -- in city, state and federal money to inspect trees, cut down those that show evidence of the beetles and replace them with seedlings.

So if you live in a hurricane-prone area, now is a good time to inspect trees near your home for possible weakness that could lead to damage during a storm with strong winds.

In April, the Parks Department announced a major effort to fight the long-horned beetle, with more than $10 million -- more than ever before -- in city, state and federal money budgeted to inspect trees, cut down those that show evidence of an infestation and replace them with seedlings.

Cameras mounted on it can watch cattle or inspect trees and plants, and its flat head can even serve as a launch platform for a companion drone.