Sentence examples for scale of invasion from inspiring English sources
As indicated earlier, only 13%% of countries with naturalized and invasive Prosopis have maps or detailed records of occurrence and scale of invasion.
(time scale of invasion × gene flow) No connections were found between the 'gene flow' concept and the 'time scale of invasion' in our Poaceae dataset.
Dispersal plays a key role in shaping biological and ecological processes such as the distribution of spatially-structured populations or the pace and scale of invasion.
Long-distance dispersal events have the potential to shape species distributions and ecosystem diversity over large spatial scales, and to influence processes such as population persistence and the pace and scale of invasion.
It is a key factor that shapes the spatial structure of populations within a species, and often a key determinant of the pace and scale of invasion of new areas.
This is exacerbated by problems in identifying and differentiating morphologically similar species, and by a general lack of knowledge on the distribution, scale of invasion, benefits, impacts and effective management approaches.
The distribution and scale of invasions in countries with invasive Prosopis are not well known, with only 13%% of countries having detailed distribution or percentage cover data and not just records of occurrence.
Only a few African countries have a good understanding of the scale of invasions and, in Asia, information on the distribution of invasive Prosopis is only available for India and Pakistan.
The first category concerned the spatial and temporal scales of invasion.
Not surprisingly, the strongest of these connections are between environmental conditions (abiotic or biotic, including human influence) and plant features, and between the scales of invasion and all ecological concepts.
It is crucial to understand the reasons for introductions, uses (benefits), costs, ecology and scales of invasions and to elucidate perceptions and potential contentious issues when creating sustainable management plans (Kull et al. 2011; van Wilgen and Richardson 2014; Wilson et al. 2014).
