Sentence examples for plantation settings from inspiring English sources
In native forests, however, S. macrophylla is less vulnerable to H. grandella attacks than in plantation settings, probably due to higher densities of predatory and parasitoid wasps, lower conspecific stem densities, greater shading, and more foliage interference with host searches [18], [21], [42], [43], [50].
Several issues need to be considered when planning research activities in rural plantation settings.
Measurements in riparian invasions (Dye and Jarmain 2004), or after clearing riparian trees in natural settings, plantations or invaded catchments (Dye and Poulter 1993; Prinsloo and Scott 1999; Scott 1999; Everson et al. 2007; Salemi et al. 2012), show that water-use by the same species in the riparian zone is higher than in adjacent dryland situations.
Our findings may be unique to those persons taking part in this formative study and therefore not generalizable to the larger plantation population or other settings.
Paraquat is one of the most widely used herbicides in agricultural settings including tree plantation areas, a natural habitat for D. melanogaster (http://www.epa.gov).
Noteworthy, Meliandou is not located in or near a pristine forest, but in a heavily human-modified landscape dominated by plantations, which represents "modern" African settings.
Overall, the uptake of wood plantations has been minimal given uncertainty in carbon market settings and scheme design issues (Mitchell et al. 2012).
As the book roams – to the rubber plantations of Brazil, for example, where Valera tyres are made – its various settings create a kind of narrative prism, refracting ideas through time and place.
These plantations are a prime breeding ground for Ae. albopictus, which are better adapted to peridomestic settings with vegetation that provides its preferred larval development and resting sites than Ae. aegypti.
In some settings, however, native tree species may compete with exotic tree species when managed in a short-rotation plantation system (Cubbage et al. 2007; Griess and Knoke 2011).
