Sentence examples for spread of native from inspiring English sources

So I assumed he would describe the spread of native white pine.

The spread of Native American-owned casinos in California threatens companies with big investments in Las Vegas, making them "feel some need to diversify," Mr. Barsky said.

"I can't think of another market anywhere in the United States that's been hit as hard as Northern Nevada by the spread of Native American gaming".

Native species can also exhibit invasive-like spreading patterns, and identifying mechanisms driving spread of native species is a recent but essential challenge in ecology.

Brown said President Johnson used to enjoy discussing football with former UT coach Darrell K. Royal, while the first lady was known for her conservation efforts, particularly the spread of native wildflowers.

The window of vulnerability to the spread of native MDR strains (and by extension to imported strains) is highest when few members of the population have ever been infected by TB.

Among the examples he gave of bias against nonnatives were bans by the Agriculture Department on introduced honeysuckle, which he said assist bird populations and aid the spreading of native berry-producing plants.

But the most important threat is the spread of the native mountain pine beetle, which tunnels into the tree and lays its eggs under the bark.

So entrenched has English become that "America no longer finds itself a required participant for the prestige and spread of its native language in science.

The objectives ranged from the study of the climate, soil and root spread of three native perennial herbs growing on a landslide-prone slope in Northeast Scotland to the verification of an upgraded spatially distributed eco-hydrological model in order to test whether root spread information can be provided cost-effectively in temperate humid climates.

Much less is known about the introduction and spread of non-native lower plants and fungi, and about changes in the number of non-native species in Europe over time.