Sentence examples for population of plants from inspiring English sources

Although acclimatization refers basically to adaptation to climate, the term can also be used to describe the adjustments that a person makes to urban, social, or political conditions or the adaptation of a population of plants to conditions of cultivation or of an animal to the unnatural conditions of captivity.

The opening of the expanded Native Flora Garden comes just a month after the three-and-a-half-acre Native Garden opened at the New York Botanical Garden, with 400 species that reflect a broad population of plants native to the area east of the Mississippi River.

An initial population of plants (weed) is randomly generated.

The population of plants that Kessler was photographing was also heavily infested with caterpillars.

These countries are suspicious of having a survey that is less representative of the population of plants.

In each experiment, a population of plants agro-infected was further grown in the containment greenhouse and phenotypic observations were regularly performed.

The population of plant is very limited in each locality and is now in the threatened category.

It is the subject of agricultural research to determine its potential as a means to accelerate the breakdown of crop residue, and reduce the population of plant pathogens.

The aggressiveness of pathogen genotype p on host species h is defined by its nonspatial basic reproductive number in a monomorphic host population of plant species h,.

"Until then, most cannabis came in the form of hashish resin, made of mixed populations of plants from parts of Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean, containing varying amounts of both CBD and THC," says Potter.

Even if people succeeded in preserving a single viable population of every species on earth, he said, the human race would die out unless it managed to protect the ecosystems that support broader populations of plants, animals and people too.