Sentence examples for multiple pests from inspiring English sources

First, it helps in making resource allocation decisions across multiple pests that affect multiple environmental assets.

In this study, the high quality Malaysian rice cultivar MRQ74 was used as recipient parent as it carries desired traits such as long grain, good aroma, short plant type, and moderate to high tolerance to multiple pests and diseases.

Cabbage is prone to several nutrient deficiencies, as well as multiple pests, bacteria and fungal diseases.

Part of the difficulty arises from the fact that most colonies suffer from multiple pests and diseases and the role of each is not easily defined or quantified without detailed longitudinal epidemiological studies.

It is the target of multiple pests and diseases causing substantial losses.

For breeding for upland environments in India, IR64 could contribute improved rooting, and for both countries it contributed better lodging resistance, high yield and resistance to multiple pests and diseases.

Keep in mind that any cutting management options during the critical fall rest period must involve healthy stands of better adapted winter hardy varieties with multiple pest resistance.

The divergent patterns between carabids and the two slug species demonstrate that more studies of multiple pest species are needed in order to develop comprehensive landscape management strategies for conservation biological control.

The strength of these experiments is that the studies represent farmer use of Bt cotton because they were largely conducted on commercial farms; therefore, they reflect the net effect of Bt cotton in a system with multiple pest species, many of which are not susceptible to Bt toxins [48].

Hence, I propose that multiple pest management strategies, each evoking strong fitness trade-offs, could be employed simultaneously to increase overall efficacy.

One relatively recent approach in IPM is genetic 'pyramiding', i.e., the engineering of individual cultivars with multiple pest-resistance genes to reduce the probability that pests will evolve the capacity to overcome them (Downes et al. 2010).