Sentence examples for pests through the from inspiring English sources

In particular, various Brassicaceae have been reported to act as biofumigants against a variety of soil-borne pests through the release of i.a.a

Symbiotic microorganisms, especially bacteria, can be used in the biological control of insect pests through the use of different methods, e.g., they can be used to express insecticidal toxins or proteins by using genetic engineering techniques (Beard et al. 1998).

Furthermore, these findings can predict the success of P. elaeisis and T. diatraeae in the control of insect pests through the use of immunology as a tool for evaluation of natural enemies.

The future goal of crop biotechnology is thus to engineer a durable, multimechanistic resistance to insect pests through an understanding of the diversity of plant responses to insect attack.

The horticultural industry is now dependent upon chemical control of pests through pesticides, materials toxic to the pest in some stage of its life cycle.

The trait in the Bt maize is insect resistance designed to act against particular target lepidopteran pests through Bt protein expressed throughout the maize plant.

Expression in transgenic plants of double strand (dsRNA) designed against insect target genes has been shown to give protection against pests through RNA interference (RNAi), opening the way for a new generation of insect-resistant crops [ 9- 11].

A conservative estimate stresses that future damages from harmful animal and plant diseases may be as high as 134 billion US dollars in the absence of effective measures to prevent the introduction of unwanted pests through various trade routes.

Perry said that, if analyzed correctly, there should be a way to produce plants that are insect- and pest-resistant through the use of microbes, which could help assuage consumers to buy produce yielded through Indigo coatings.

A novel form of underdominance is suggested as a mechanism that is able to drive desired genes into pest populations through the release of transgenic individuals over one or more generations.

Moreover, this report clearly holds supporting evidence for the hypothesis that plant lectins, and in particular GNA, act on pest insects through the simultaneous interaction with multiple target glycoproteins.