Sentence examples for managed domesticated from inspiring English sources
All became highly managed, "domesticated" landscapes that demanded a huge input of labour to build and maintain.
By controlling the timing of flowering through irrigation or managing domesticated bee hives, farmers effectively reduce the dependency on nearby forest cover for pollinator services irrespective of the distance between forests and agro-forests, but these management practices incur costs that not every farmer can cover.
Thus, while managed breeding in domesticated populations might help to maintain genetic variation, it might simultaneously reduce mean fitness by allowing less preferred, less fit individuals to breed (Quader 2005).
In many traditionally managed agroecosystems, populations of domesticated plants maintain high levels of genetic diversity.
The quantitative and qualitative composition of assemblage diversity suggest the accumulation and deposition of restricted categories of plants and animals whose ecologies reveal the possibility of a landscape managed through a form of pre-Columbian agroforestry that combined domesticated annuals, perennial tree crops, and useful forest taxa.
"Man domesticated animals to grow livestock, we're domesticating cells to grow meat".
California's Native Americans did not use domesticated grazing animals, and the flora and fauna they managed, largely with fire, were for the most part isolated from the rest of the world for millennia.
Semi-domesticated reindeer are used as substitutes for wild forest reindeer, and managed as prey for predators.
Morie, an engineer who spent his life building and managing power plants in rural Japan, is an obsessive collector of Akitas, the muscular, stout hunting breed descended from animals domesticated by the Ainu — the aboriginal tribe of the Japanese archipelago.
The "wolfpack" is domesticated.
