Sentence examples for under temperate condition from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, the AquaCrop model could be calibrated to simulate growth and yield of potato under temperate condition, reasonably well, and become a very useful tool to support decision on when and how much irrigate.
The oldest (biozone VGM1) indicate an open environment, which becomes a closed forest landscape developing under temperate conditions (VGM2).
Limited information is available on differences between sheep breeds with respect to helminth resistance under temperate conditions.
The daily Tr fluctuations observed in our study were larger than the circadian variations of llamas under temperate conditions (37.5 38.6 °C 32 and suggest that the animals used heterothermy, possibly to reduce energy expenditure.
The two temperate species express the arctic.contig61 gene under arctic conditions but not under temperate conditions.
This may take 4-5 months under temperate conditions but the experience in Rwanda has been that 2-2.5 months is enough.
O. arctobia expresses the arctic.contig61 gene at a very high level under arctic conditions and at a reduced level under temperate conditions (Fig. 1b).
Natural environment of the wild F. vesca is more cold climate and high altitude than F. xananassa [ 3], and it is probable that its cultivation under temperate conditions triggers the heat stress response.
Notably, recent emergence of RVFV in Madagascar illustrates that RVFV is able to circulate under more temperate conditions.
Finally, Moko, NPB, and brown rot strains can all infect potato plants at warm temperatures, but only brown rot strains are highly virulent under cooler temperate conditions [ 14].
The aim of this study was to compare under northern temperate conditions the effectiveness of different worm control strategies, related to pasture management: strategic treatments and setstocking (group TS), strategic treatments and move to clean pasture (TM), no treatments and setstocking (US) and finally, no treatment and move to clean pastures (UM).
