Sentence examples for spread of plant from inspiring English sources
And they say that it contained no flutes, just long, unprocessed bamboo canes, which customs protocols required them to destroy to prevent the spread of plant pathogens.
The International Plant Protection Convention, which is working to reduce the spread of plant diseases and pests, recently advised signatory countries to be more vigilant about the health of plants traded on the global market, said Dr. Campbell of The Nature Conservancy.
Indeed, roads and railways interconnect anthropogenic ecosystems and facilitate the spread of plant species adapted to these [35].
In this subsection, we will illustrate the influence of insect vector on the spread of plant disease by numerical simulations.
An epidemic model which describes vector-borne plant diseases is proposed with the aim to investigate the effect of insect vectors on the spread of plant diseases.
The bioassay showed title compounds not only inhibit the plant viral infection, but also prevented the spread of plant virus by insect vectors.
The report said: "Nant Fawr is a unique wildlife corridor that allows passage of animals and spread of plants from the less populated agricultural areas to the heavily built up residential areas of the city.
Rapid deforestation and spread of plants introduced by Europeans occurred at 320 and 140 cal yr BP.
It is not entirely clear why this purple blue pigment arose in gymnosperms, but we can hypothesize that it may have been related to the greater spread of plants to higher elevations during the Carboniferous Era.
While increased populations of B. tabaci are often associated with the spread of plant-virus epidemics, the effects of vector-virus-plant interactions on the population expansion of the whitefly have been largely ignored [10].
In Australia, national networks known as Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) shape the way in which the government assigns resources and expertise to restrict the spread of plants or track animal movements, always with an eye toward heading off trouble before it gets started.
