Sentence examples for plants exploitation from inspiring English sources

These interpretations are based on archaeological evidence of stone tools for processing plants as well as botanical microfossil indicators of forest disturbance and plants exploitation and cultivation.

Environmental stresses represent the most limiting conditions for horticultural productivity and plant exploitation worldwide.

Plant macro-remains also helped to understand local plant exploitation and landscape evolution.

These collections often include organic materials that can enhance our understanding of plant exploitation practices, use of natural materials, and development of technologies.

It also contributes to large-scale archaeological questions about early and subsequent inhabitants and their adaptation to their surroundings, the nature of their human-environment relationship, plant exploitation methods and implementation of cultivation and domestication, and the development of technologies.

This paper examines the environmental evidence used to investigate initial signs of plant exploitation and the transition to agriculture, as well as to understand the wider significance of past plants in a changing cultural landscape.

The record of past environmental change is constructed through detailed chronological control and stratigraphic correlation across the swamp, revealing evidence of early Holocene vegetation disturbance including short-term, patchy forest loss and burning considered indicative of plant exploitation.

The observations presented here can serve as a basis for use-wear analysts to design experiments in relation to plant exploitation by humans during the past, and to enlarge reference collections.

The identification of resin from particular species used for specific purposes can offer insight into past use of natural materials and early adaptation to varying environments, plant exploitation practices and selection of resin-based materials, early knowledge of chemical properties of resins and the development of technologies, and cultural uses of resins for specific purposes.

Pollen, phytolith and charcoal records from the archaeological wetland site of Kuk Swamp, Wahgi Valley, Papua New Guinea spanning the period from <20,000 to 270 cal BP are compiled to reconstruct past vegetation and plant exploitation during the earliest to late phases of agricultural development.

Our cost estimate of drinking water production made from the results of an ED plant exploitation at the Bozoi village in Kazakhstan (capacity is 10 m3/ h, raw water TDS is 12.9 g/L) gives 1.2 and 0.3 US$ per m3 when the energy cost is 0.13 and 0.02 US$/kWh, respectively, or 0.1 and 0.025 US$ per kg eliminated salts for the same energy cost values.