Sentence examples for large scale biodiversity from inspiring English sources

When including Collembola in large scale biodiversity assessments, surveys or monitoring projects, we therefore recommend combining the two methods.

Greater attention should be directed to deforestation-free palm oil production in smallholdings, where production is less likely to cause large scale biodiversity loss.

Recently, studies on large scale biodiversity pattern are available because of rapid accumulation of global data records (Beck et al. 2014; Flemons et al. 2007; Guralnick et al. 2007; Ingwersen and Chavan 2011; Saarenmaa 2005).

Such recreational diver surveys have been helpful in tracing large scale biodiversity patterns in the Caribbean [ 31] and the Pacific [ 32].

In addition, some national forest inventories have not been fully integrated in large-scale biodiversity infrastructures or registries (e.g. Global Biodiversity Infrastructure Facility, Global Index of Vegetation Databases, Botanical Information and Ecological Network).

Thus large-scale biodiversity inventories are critically needed in order to develop informed conservation strategies for these diverse ecosystems [5], [6].

For species-level identification dissection of the genitalia of specimens is often necessary [26], which is, however, not feasible in large-scale biodiversity studies where often hundreds or thousands of specimens accumulate.

Consequently, biomonitoring programs and other large-scale biodiversity analyses in ecological and environmental studies cannot be performed routinely on a large-scale using a single-specimen Sanger sequencing workflow.

A particular ecological interest is the identification of large-scale biodiversity patterns to investigate possible factors driving diversity, and to serve as context for local ecological studies and in management and conservation [4].

This diversion of NPP for the sake of humans has benefited our rapidly growing population by substantially increasing food supply; however, it has also caused large-scale biodiversity erosion.

Echoing Chase et al. (2007) [29], the CBoL Plant Working Group pointed out that plant DNA barcoding should be useful in discriminating among forest seedlings, or undertaking large-scale biodiversity surveys in situations where taxonomic expertise is limiting.