Sentence examples for lead to increased crop from inspiring English sources

Will it lead to increased crop yields in poor nations or increased flooding?

An optimal sowing date will lead to increased crop yield, but little research on safflower sowing date has been conducted in West Asia and North Africa.

Here, at the annual meeting of AAAS (which publishes ScienceNOW), Watt explains to Kerry Klein that a greater understanding of root systems could lead to increased crop yields in a wide diversity of climates.

High agro-ecological potential, if paired with year-round water availability (proximity to irrigation projects and rivers), may lead to increased crop diversity and intensity, which may lead to the creation of towns and the buildup of infrastructural capital including trade centers, roads, electrification infrastructure and electrified facilities, and schools.

Neonicotinoids are applied routinely rather than in response to pest attacks but the scientists highlight the "striking" lack of evidence that this leads to increased crop yields.

The boll weevil infestation is estimated to have caused crop losses of 30 to 50 percent in infested areas.The eradication program led to increased crop yields (by 10 percent or more) and a dramatic decrease in the use of insecticides (40 100 percent), leading to a reduction in production costs.

Application of organic input usually leads to increased crop yields (Ogundare et al. 2012; Kimetu et al. 2004; Mugwira 1984; Vanlauwe et al. 2001a, b).

Irrigation has led to increased crop productivity in the North China Plain (NCP) in the past three decades, but also caused quick depletion of groundwater resources with potentially severe hydrological consequences.

Leaf biomass characteristic QTLs [ 236, 245- 247] have also been identified which can lead to increased biomass as well as increased crop density resulting in greater yields.

Enhancing carbon fixation in plants or other organisms could lead to increased carbon sequestration, or crop yield.

King offered his own analysis of how global warming would likely lead to increased rainfall, perhaps helping crops in drought-prone regions, including Iowa.