Sentence examples for structure of crop from inspiring English sources

Modelling of dynamic photoinhibition has shown that the complex 3D structure of crop canopies can result in significant reductions in carbon gain by virtue of the failure of photosynthesis to efficiently track the fluctuations in light that occur over a timescale of minutes and hours (Zhu et al. 2004; Song et al. 2013).

From a management perspective, the spatio-temporal structure of crop diversity could be used in two different ways.

However, the diverse chemical composition and complex structure of crop residues are more challenging for efficient degradation by microbes than are homogeneous polysaccharides.

The aim of this paper was to analyze the amount, distribution and structure of crop damage caused by bison in the vicinity of the forest habitat they inhabit.

Understanding genomic diversity and population structure of crop germplasm is important for germplasm conservation, cultivar development, and quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping, and lays the foundation for genomics-assisted breeding [ 16, 17].

These changes are associated with ongoing land ownership changes, changing structure of crops, deforestation and afforestation.

During the second site visit we characterized vegetation structure of crops within each 100 m-long transect to determine how microhabitat gradients may affect spatial distributions of birds.

Differences in the structure of crops damaged by bison in both areas were due to differences in the structure of farm crops and agriculture intensity.

Comparative genomics is a powerful tool that can provide a starting point for accelerating progress in revealing the genomic structure of crops that are lacking in the necessary genomic tools [[ 25]].

The genetic diversity and structure of crops are typically studied at different scales in space ranging from the village level, which allows the characterization of diversity maintained by local community (Pressoir and Berthaud 2003), to larger regional distributions, which allow inferences about the evolutionary history of this species (Matsuoka et al. 2002; Delêtre et al. 2011).

Straw use decisions are additionally influenced by farmer attitudes towards soil compaction and structure, timeliness of crop establishment following harvest and attitudes towards managing further crop operations (e.g. baling and straw carting) during the harvest period.