Sentence examples for legume fields from inspiring English sources

Importantly, newborn lizards were only found in the natural habitat patches and in post-harvest legume fields.

We trapped reptiles in sampling arrays before and after harvest in both wheat and legume fields, and in adjacent natural habitat patches.

However, in legume fields, a high symmetrical movement (i.e. in both directions) of individuals of similar body condition between fields and natural habitat patches took place.

As crop rotation between wheat and legume fields is common worldwide, our findings highlight the importance of creating an agricultural mosaic to enhance biodiversity permeability within the agricultural matrix.

In Australia, Angus et al. [2] reported higher yield of wheat after legumes (field peas, lupins, faba beans, chickpeas and lentils) than those of wheat after wheat.

In Saskatchewan, Canada, Miller et al. [68] reported that post-harvest soil water status up to 122 cm-depth was 31 and 49 mm greater for all legumes (field pea, lentil and chick pea) with respect of wheat under loam and clay soils, respectively.

Mill × feed interaction contributed 0.60 of the total variance (exclusive of feed), with large legume seeds (field beans, peas, lupins) having 30 to 40% higher BSN values after hammer milling.

In this study, we tested whether legume or wheat fields differed in their effects on reptiles' movement patterns.

They've grown 41 different varieties of grains and legumes in open fields, with levels of carbon dioxide expected in the middle of this century.

It is therefore very important to assess the effects of salinity on the efficiency of symbiotic N fixation in suitable legume species under field conditions.

To our knowledge, this work is unique in the field of legume salt stress responses.