Sentence examples for marginal environments and from inspiring English sources

Declining farmland resources coupled with global warming have forced rice cultivation to marginal environments and beyond the normal rice season.

Beef cattle are capable of utilising fibrous forage material from such marginal environments and turn it into edible animal-derived products that can contribute positively to the food-value chain system (Gerber et al. 2015).

Much of this production is in the fields of small-scale farmers in marginal environments and developing nations.

An increase in mutational genetic variation causes increases in phenotypic variation that can facilitate both speciation (via increased adaptive potential in new niches or marginal environments) and extinction (via increased mutational load [ 16, 17]).

Therefore, its transcriptome can be considered an important resource for future research focused on understanding how these plants make more efficient use of water in marginal environments and also for research focused on better understanding of the overall mechanisms leading to production of plant natural products and secondary metabolites.

The conventional view of anthropologists used to be that the early people of the South American tropics were hunter-gatherers who lived in a marginal environment and never developed large, complex cultures.

Third, small populations may inhabit marginal environments (Hoffmann and Blows 1994; Kawecki 2008).

Some ecological divergence, however, is manifested in habitat segregation between the two forms over large geographical extents, with clinal changes in relative abundance resulting in predominance of the M form in marginal environments like coastal and more xeric habitats [ 17, 26- 28].

This natural resource management system is an adaptation to marginal environments, characterized by climatic uncertainty and low-grade resources.

It is concluded that local population mixtures can be used to develop locally adapted populations for low-input and diverse marginal environments using all the available heterogeneity found within the populations.

This suggests that intercropping is more beneficial in less fertile fields and in more marginal environments such as the NGS.