Sentence examples for suppression of native from inspiring English sources

Just as Costa and the film crew arrive to make a high-minded, myth-shattering exposé of Columbus's exploitation and suppression of native populations, hostilities between Bolivian peasants and the government are about to explode.

Besides, there was a trade off between a suppression of native defects and an incorporation of P dopants.

High densities of small trees (<20 cm DBH) caused the greatest suppression of native and exotic cover and species richness.

The Kuomintang party, which took power in 1945, was responsible for years of harsh suppression of native Taiwanese languages and dialects.

In some cases, fertilization has led to declines in species richness on a site, specifically native species, due to suppression of native forbs from an increase in non-native species cover (Buckley and Catford 2016; Huenneke et al. 1990).

The effect of BeO shell on the optical properties of the nanostructure was investigated using photoluminescence measurements, which disclosed distinct improvement of optical properties of ZnO nanowire, i.e., the significant enhancement of UV emission as well as effective suppression of native defect emission in ZnO upon the formation of BeO shell.

The magnitude of the competitive suppression of natives by exotics, however, varied across the three sites.

Other type of invasional meltdowns that have begun to be described recently are those between alien ungulates and mycorrhizal fungi that result in the spread of alien plants and/or the suppression of natives.

These differences among sites were themselves significant, with the site that had lower cover overall showing less suppression of natives by exotics (N vs. NE, site × competition interaction, Table  3, P < 0.0001).

In other words, suppression of the native plant diversity by Conyza in non-native ranges may possibly be through its negative effects on the symbiotic association between AM fungi and native plants the way it has been recently demonstrated in case of Impatiens glandulifera (Ruckli et al. 2014).

Although they found no evidence of suppression of the native lineage after 2 years, their results suggest that, under high-nutrient conditions, the invasive lineage would displace the native lineage over time by producing more biomass and expanding at a faster rate.