Sentence examples for monocultures of from inspiring English sources

Unlike the monocultures of mechanized farming, these practices help preserve genetic diversity.

Plantation companies move in to destroy what remains of the forest to plant monocultures of pulpwood, timber and palm oil.

During the 1840s, European farmers and plantation owners in the United States, growing their monocultures of tobacco and cotton, were trying to improve crop yields.

Big Mike was so popular with consumers in the west that the banana industry established ever larger monocultures of this variety.

It is ecologically important because with seeds in the hands of five corporations, biodiversity disappears, and is replaced by monocultures of GMOs (genetically modified organisms).

Monocultures of brightly coloured grasses echo the crops of the past and are never high enough to block the views of the modern-day fields beyond.

Monocultures of each species were included as controls.

The highest growth rate was reached in monocultures of Picea abies.

In ecology the trend is averaged by taking monocultures of all species as baseline to evaluate mixtures.

Figure 7 also includes managed monocultures of specific high yielding species growing in temperate and tropical climates.

Co-culture of S. cerevisiae, S. stipitis gave better results as compared to monocultures of S. cerevisiae and S. stipitis.