Sentence examples for introduction of plants from inspiring English sources
No introduction of plants from adjacent land occurred in the Holocene.
As far as the introduction of plants is concerned, Dejun Yu proposed six principles of recording for each plant: 1. Introducing year, number and origin; 2. Accurate Chinese and Latin names; 3. Picture of planting and ID card; 4. Complete phenological records; 5. Detailed biological description; 6. Photo, seed samples and exsiccate (Anonymous, 1986).
The majority of facilities (71%) that participated in the study reported that they were planning or implementing some sort of environmental enhancement, eg, introduction of plants and animals.
Soil-driven effects may be particularly pronounced with the introduction of plants to non-native ranges, as introduced plants are not typically accompanied by transference of local soil communities.
The area now shared by S. childi and S. australis was further modified by European introduction of plants and grazing animals, and mining practices in the last 150 years.
Try to include varied hiding spots and give consideration to the introduction of plants that would best mimic the plants the fish you're getting are used to.
Serious calamities resulting from the introduction of plant diseases into regions where the indigenous plants had no immunity against them, and the invasion of grapes by insects and of potatoes by fungi, stimulated research efforts.
Joe oftojá-Starzewski oFerara, writing in an article "Imported furniture – a pathway for the introduction of plant pests" in the bulletin of the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organisation, said large volumes of chairs of a construction similar to those found to be infested with the beetle are now being brought into the UK.
Certainly, intentional introduction of plant species may be useful in some circumstances, whereas these introduced species could create unexpected consequences and damage to the native plant communities.
Increased human presence on the islands has hastened the introduction of plant and animal species that threaten the native and endemic flora and fauna.
Many factors must be considered in order to develop and implement treatment systems to improve the microbial quality of surface water and prevent the accidental introduction of plant and human pathogens into vegetable crops.
