Sentence examples for seed resources from inspiring English sources

These crops often lack invertebrate and seed resources for foraging birds and can be hostile nesting environments.

Theory and empirical evidence suggest that natural vegetation restoration depends on both the availability of seed resources and on successful seedling establishment.

This study demonstrates the value of WBCs for a wide range of birds, and discusses this with respect to existing 'agri-environment schemes', highlighting the need for similar options in pastoral landscapes where seed resources are particularly rare.

We found that a vivid tradition of mobility allowing for pluriactivity on- and off-farm, combined with community self-governance, explains how local populations succeeded in articulating individual agency with collective control over their commons of land, seed resources, and social rules.

For instance, in their study on factors influencing adoption of fodder production among smallholder farmers in western Kenya, Wanyama et al. (2003) reported that adoption of fodder cropping was limited by lack of quality seed resources, input-output market problems and lack of credit facilities, as well as limited extension services.

In winter, seed resources are most likely to be a key limiting factor.

I was dismayed when I first read all this a few years ago in an article by John Navazio in the Organic Seed Resource Guide.

The restoration mechanism might be attributed to the differences in seed resource and seed loss.

SRC, certainly in its establishment phase, and, if suitably managed, in early post-harvest rotation, offers significant winter seed resource which within one resource, such as spear thistle (Cirsium vulgare), may change its bird availability depending whether it is upright when used by finches or fallen when utilised by ground feeding thrushes.

As the Web and web-based business spreads across MENA, Rony has been looking to find ways to fund Middle Eastern entrepreneurs, who still today, in spite of events like ArabNet, have limited seed investment resources for startups.

These reductions could be because nitrogen is limited in the seed, requiring resources to be shifted from the lysine and threonine branches of the pathway to support increased synthesis of methionine.