Sentence examples for may cause crop from inspiring English sources
We focus on daytime behaviour because this is the time when foraging cranes may cause crop damage and when preventive measures such as scaring and culling are conducted.
Worldwide, the use of pesticides to solve pest problems promised short-run economic benefit but instead led farmers onto path dependency [56, 91] that increases system complexity by inducing pest outbreaks (iatrogenic effects) that may cause crop losses (idiopathic effects) [34, 47, 92] and increase costs (see Additional file 1).
The El Niño weather pattern during the upcoming rainy season is likely to bring flooding in parts of the region which may cause additional crop failures and a further increase of water borne diseases and acute malnutrition.
However, the problem associated with the continuous use of chemical fertilizer is that while it can lead to high crop yield; it may cause pollution of ground water after crop harvest (Gordon et al. 1993), and have adverse effects on plant quality.
[C14.] E.P.A. Still Has Questions on Corn New scientific data submitted by the maker of StarLink corn does not dispel concerns that the gene-altered crop may cause allergic reactions in humans, the Environmental Protection Agency said.
New scientific data submitted by the maker of StarLink corn does not dispel concerns that the gene-altered crop may cause allergic reactions in humans, the Environmental Protection Agency said today.
Contrary to expectation, high-yielding tropical crops may cause forest loss in the tropics.
Cultivation and cropping may cause significant SOC losses through decomposition of humus [18].
It cautions both agriculturist and environmentalist that dumping of waste disposal on the agricultural land may cause damage to the crops.
In contrast to the beneficial soil micro-organisms, other soil micro-organisms are pathogenic to plants and may cause considerable damage to crops.
The structure and composition of the three crops may cause different limitations to the enzymatic hydrolysis using standard enzyme preparation and dosage.
