Sentence examples for resistant landscape from inspiring English sources

The notion of designing a more pest resistant landscape through prescriptive management practices hinges on our ability to effectively model forest insect dynamics at regional scales.

When θ ≈ 1 (i.e. mainly plants of the resistant cultivar), the CSS lesion size on the resistant plants is close to the CSS lesion size in a homogeneously resistant landscape and the CSS lesion size on the susceptible plants has increased accordingly (Fig.  3C).

Elsewhere on campus, replacing lawns with drought resistant landscaping is expected to save 4.9 million gallons annually, said Nurit Katz, the campus' chief sustainability officer.

At Cal State Long Beach, a project to convert lawn areas to drought resistant landscaping, with the first phase — encompassing about two acres of the 322-acre campus — is expected to be completed in August.

Use fire-resistant landscaping and harden your home with fire-safe construction measures.

Karen DeMasters Correction: July 14 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday about fire-resistant landscaping misstated the address of a Web site that includes information about such landscaping.

These include collecting roof water for flushing toilets; using Prairie-style, drought-resistant landscaping to reduce the need for watering; and relying on light-guided window treatments, which track the sun's position to trim the need for heating and air-conditioning.

Our association board appears to go out of its way not to approve drought-resistant landscaping or makes it difficult for owners to pick out plants.

Bee sub-genera favoured by urban and crop habitats were more resistant to landscape change than those favoured only by semi-natural habitats.

"But if we just search in our local flora for the right plants, we can create drought-resistant, regenerative landscapes".

The 'optimum' strategy to adopt for a given fraction of resistant host within the landscape and a given level of resistance can be determined by using the method of pairwise invasibility plots (PIP, Geritz et al. (1998); see ESM for mathematical details).