Sentence examples for native natural from inspiring English sources

In addition to hydrous oxides of iron and manganese, gold and silver in the native (natural, nearly pure) state and various sulfate, carbonate, and silicate minerals can occur in gossans.

On most annual crops, omnivorous heteropteran predators comprise the main assemblage of native natural enemies.

Although human influence across rural landscapes is often discussed, interactions between the native, natural systems and human activities are challenging to measure explicitly.

There is no evidence that native natural enemies attacking eggs of the exotic BMSB were more prevalent in landscapes with native ornamental trees and shrubs than those with exotic trees and shrubs.

Once native natural enemies are selected to specialize on deleterious invaders, invasions may decline or reverse.

Workers thus had similar body sizes regardless of their habitat of origin (i.e., native natural, native human-modified, and introduced human-modified).

"There's a perpetual foreigner syndrome with Asian Americans where, even as native, natural-born American citizens, we're often still not seen as being true Americans".

The company will also give developers the ability to customize the multi-player screen, so that it feels more native and natural to the game.

In order to overcome these shortcomings, cues such as mechanical/electrical stimuli, nanoparticles or growth factors are being used for mimicking the native skin natural niche in the construct.

To evaluate the temporal response of deep soil moisture in different types of revegetation, we observed soil moisture to a depth of 340 cm in four plots, planted with Korshinsk peashrub (KOP), purple alfalfa (ALF), native plants (natural fallow, NAF), and millet (MIL), on 15 measurement events from 2010 to 2012.

Techniques to rapidly identify the basidiomycete fungal partner of ectomycorrhizal associations would be a major advantage for ecological, fungal population dynamics and life history studies of epigeous and hypogeous forms in plantations, forests, wild lands and other native or natural vegetation.