Sentence examples for spread of insects from inspiring English sources
And then there is the entire range of human activity that contributes to climate change, resulting in drought, fires and the spread of insects like the notorious bark beetle, which is wreaking havoc on forests in North America.
Even-aged stands and plantations with trees of the same species and of uniform size and age often create perfect conditions for the rapid spread of insects and diseases.
Figure 3 shows the regional spread of insects.
The groups say that their widespread use will hasten the spread of insects resistant to the toxin and threaten farmers who do not plant such crops.
Kostitzin's demo-genetic model describes local interactions between three competing pest genotypes with alleles conferring resistance or susceptibility to transgenic plants, the spatial spread of insects being modelled by diffusion.
The Agriculture protection products includes herbicides, fungicides and insecticides that control weed growth as well as control the spread of insects and other microorganisms that can severely damage plant growth.
"More broadly, this approval is another example of the lead position UK scientists are taking in evaluating the exciting new genome editing technology - which ranges from advances in human reproduction, to controlling the spread of insect-borne diseases, to precision breeding in plant and livestock agriculture".
Canonical correspondence analyses show that the spread of insects-RFD might be related to environmental conditions.
For example, understanding insect cold tolerance allows us to predict the establishment and spread of insect pests and biological control agents.
Global warming may cause several severe problems such as the increase in the spread of insect-borne diseases, heavier rainfall and flooding, food and water deficiency, season changing and migration [1].
The spread of insect vectored plant virus diseases such as barley yellow dwarf virus has traditionally been depicted as disease progress curves which represent an integration of the interactions between virus, host plant and vector.
