Sentence examples for native specialists from inspiring English sources

Work in these fields is still continuing and is attracting a slowly emerging corps of trained native specialists.

Thus, an alien species may enhance nestedness unless it is a specialist linking to native specialists (which seems very unlikely and never reported) or it destroys the native linkage pattern, for instance by stealing generalist partners from native generalists, i.e. attacking the core of native links.

Since Opuntia is not expected to link exclusively to native specialist pollinators, we anticipate that it causes an increase in network nestedness.

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Across the world, companies need to consult the native plant specialists of each region and partner with them.

Big companies have economic muscle and wide distribution systems, and native plant specialists have the knowledge and plant material that should be predominant in every nursery.

All are native forest specialists but they possess different fundamental habitat adaptation attributes, namely occurring mostly in canopies of endemic trees (Gibarranea occidentalis, Sancus acoreensis, Savigniorrhipis acoreensis, Pinalitus oromii) or in the soil (Aphrodes hamiltoni, Alestrus dolosus).

Lemaigre, a 38-year-old French native and specialist in emerging-market equities, says shares in the developing markets are inexpensive relative to their own historical levels and to valuations in the industrialized world.

Native plant specialist Carol Bornstein, who literally wrote the book on "California Native Plants for the Garden," advised on the selection and planting of (mostly) native perennials.

When native plant specialist Theodore Payne arrived in Southern California from England in the early 1900s, one of the first local wildflowers he learned to propagate was the giant, white Matilija poppy.

More immediately, the novice chaser Mossbank, the novice hurdler Kalderon and the cross-country specialists Native Jack and Good Step are all challengers to look out for at next month's Open meeting at Cheltenham.