Sentence examples for managed and wild from inspiring English sources

Recent losses of both managed and wild bee species have negative impacts on crop production and ecosystem diversity.

But last year, more than 50percentt of the honeybees in New York perished, on the heels of a decade of decline for managed and wild bees alike.

Experts say plans are still evolving, but coast-to-coast NEON could involve perhaps 15 circular areas 250 miles in diameter, each including urban, suburban, agricultural, managed and wild lands.

In addition to the proportional insect contribution being re-calculated using revised insect dependence factors, the relative contribution of managed and wild pollinators is also re-calculated.

Total insect, managed and wild pollination values using the replacement method are subsequently compared to those derived from traditional factors and methods, as well as traditional methods but with revised factors.

Whatever the reasons for the discrepancy, the valuation method that is used, or the relative contributions of managed and wild pollinators, it is apparent that both services are grossly undervalued.

The current challenges faced by managed honeybees and wild bees remind us that we can manage too much.

A pollination management that also includes non-Apis managed pollinators and wild pollinators is possibly needed to increase nut set and provide solutions for increasing pollination service demands.

If crop pollination is used to argue for biodiversity conservation, clear distinction should be made between values of managed- and wild pollination services.

(2015) used data from a large-scale survey of co-occurring managed honeybee and wild bumblebee populations to explore correlations in prevalence and viral loads between the two, as might be expected if cross-species transmission was common.

The British landscape as we understand it was a creation of the landed gentry in the 17th and 18th centuries; it is largely managed and artificial, even in its wildest reaches.