Sentence examples for naturally occurring enemy from inspiring English sources

At this time, biocontrol with CHV1 relies on a method intermediate between a classical control method (using an exotic hyperparasite of an invasive pest species) and an augmentative method (increasing the density and incidence of an already naturally occurring enemy).

Conservation biological control uses naturally occurring enemies to limit pest populations and to increase agricultural sustainability.

Biological control of crop pests by naturally occurring arthropods depends on the entire community of natural enemies, but generalist predators and parasitoids are rarely considered in the same study.

Combining the identification of additional coral immunity genes with geographic surveys and detailed studies of the functional consequences of naturally occurring variation should provide insights into both how corals defend themselves against natural enemies and how better we can preserve these key components of marine biodiversity.

Identifying the biological chemicals that ants use to recognize their friends and enemies, Tsutsui says, might make it possible to spray a nest with these naturally occurring chemicals and trick the ants into thinking that they've been invaded.

It's a naturally occurring economic condition.

"It's naturally occurring," Mr. Obert said.

Human-made ecocide and naturally occurring ecocide.

Anglesite, naturally occurring lead sulfate (PbSO4).

Human ecocides can be prevented, naturally occurring cannot.

And those are just some of the naturally occurring effects.