Sentence examples for pests as a from inspiring English sources

We used the heated debate over pigeons (Columba livia) as pests as a case study by analyzing the ecological, social, economic, and political relations regarding pigeons.

It becomes essential to understand how this may also affect the prevalence of malaria, plant and animal pests as a result of change in the minimum temperature in the USB of Lake Tana.

Sometimes referred to as a classic evolutionary arms race, these naturally evolved systems are often exploited in crop plants that offer resistance to insect pests as a way to prevent damage and protect yield, i.e. host plant resistance (HPR) [ 2].

If this continuous phylogenetic signal is robust across the broad range of plant pests (e.g., bacteria, invertebrates, parasitic plants, viruses), it suggest an important new tool for pest risk assessment novel plant pests, as well as a useful framework for ecological researchers studying species interactions.

This data can be used for generation of new hypotheses regarding different aspects on the biology of this important pest as well as a resource for developing assays for assessing the quality of mass reared flies.

Some organic landscapers use biological means to combat grubs, insects, aphids and other unwanted pests as an alternative to pesticides.

However, large-scale empirical evidence for in-field and landscape properties supporting natural enemy abundance and their regulation of pests, as an ecosystem service in agriculture, is scarce.

But with a formidable pest as destructive as SWD, dealing with it takes relentless advocacy and careful research.

But it's for choosing a really, really, really annoying pest as a mascot that Mt Burr, we salute you.

Other management strategies being examined for the Asian longhorned beetle include studies to locate natural enemies that can manage the pest as a form of biological control.

Models that describe the spread of the pest as a function of controllable variables such as the number of arrivals in imported materials, as well as the density and spatial distribution of host species, would make it possible to compare the efficiency of alternative prevention and eradication strategies.