Sentence examples for large grazing from inspiring English sources

The use of large grazing sites and river banks as communal grazing areas for camels, and with small ruminant herds, might play a role in the prevalence of the disease.

As one of the last large grazing animals left in the national park, apart from feral deer, Cochran believes horses reduce the fuel load.

Large grazing animals, birds, small mammals, and other animals eat grasses and disperse the seeds that pass through their digestive tract.

Many large grazing mammals such as elephants have high-crowned (hypsodont) teeth that are constantly replaced by growth from below as the crowns are worn down by the silica in their food.

We conclude that with the exception of beaver and large grazing animals, the reviewed literature suggests that aquatic and semi-aquatic species act as limited geomorphic agents.

Though large grazing animals like yaks, llamas, bison and deer have plenty of room to roam around, visitors and animal welfare groups alike have taken issue with Olympic Game Farm's practice of encouraging visitors to feed bread to those animals and to the bears.

Researchers already knew that when plants are partially eaten by insect pests or larger grazing animals, they often step up their production of poisonous or distasteful compounds, such as mustard oil, or develop a thicker protective coating on their leaves.

Uncertainty is generally larger regarding grazing systems, and better information on grazing extent, especially on the distribution of grazing among the different vegetation types, and feed production and consumption is urgently needed.

The figures for the south west uplands suggest that average farm business income is projected to fall by 34% because of the SPS changes, possibly rising to a cut of 64% for the larger 'mixed grazing livestock' farms between 2008 and 2012 (Turner et al. 2008).

Sometime between the evening of November 21 and the pre-dawn hours of November 22, thieves quietly whisked away Thunder, the largest horse grazing the pasture of a ranch in Homestead, a mostly agricultural city roughly 40 miles southwest of Miami.

"Large" bacteria (>0.1 µm3) are more susceptible to flagellate predation than ultramicrobacteria, i.e. cells <0.01 µm3, which may largely escape grazing by larger flagellates [20] despite their usually high abundances.