Sentence examples for resilient to pests from inspiring English sources

"Our ultimate aim is to make our forests more resilient to pests and diseases and we are heartened that the Woodland Trust is to seize this opportunity to undertake change of structure and species within Wentwood Forest by planting native broadleaves".

The proposed draft, released yesterday, emphasizes the use of scientific evidence in creating management plans, as well as restoring forests so that they are resilient to pests and other stresses.

Chinese tallow, which has become a problem on the southeastern coastal plain over the last 30 years, grows quickly, is resilient to pests, and can reach a height of 10 meters, shading out native plants.

Eventually, the model appears as an efficient tool to achieve pest control, used to propose landscape arrangements more resilient to pest outbreaks.

Even if a wild species is vulnerable to extinction from drought or deforestation, it might also be more resilient to certain pests or diseases, and those specific traits could be integrated into cultivated varieties.

Preference for clean certified seeds by 62%% of farmers is associated with the expected benefits of high yields that contribute to food security and income while being resilient to effects of climate change and resistant to pests and diseases.

Then, either using traditional breeding methods or using the newer genetic engineering technologies, [we can] produce new varieties of crops and improve the genetic makeup of food animals so that they'll be resilient to climate change, because they'll have within them these disease-resistant and pest-resistant traits, that they'll need fewer chemicals and drugs to have an abundant production.

We have to be resilient to that".

China is relatively resilient to climate change.

Lessees of land had to be very resilient to succeed.

It seems only fair to add resilient to the list.