Sentence examples for undisturbed ecosystem from inspiring English sources

Removing the plants, or at least preventing them from setting seed, is wise if you are close to an undisturbed ecosystem that would be harmed by the introduction of H. matronalis.

Quality and functionality of soil system must be confirmed comparing with similar undisturbed ecosystem, mostly by evaluation of several parameters including microbial activity, plant fungi associations, and soil enzymes activities.

The over-empathic score rumbles ominously when a company exec (Rob Lowe) sneers on to the screen, so it's no surprise that he orders the drills to keep working at the expense of what might be an undisturbed ecosystem under the rocks.

For each grid cell, we first run TEM to equilibrium for an undisturbed ecosystem using the long-term averaged monthly climate and CO2 concentrations from 1900 to 1949 to account for the influence of inter-annual climate variability on the initial conditions of the undisturbed ecosystem.

Further progress is problematic because of difficulties in partitioning total soil respiration (RS) into its components soil heterotrophic respiration (RH) and soil autotrophic respiration (RA) in undisturbed ecosystems.

Over the past decade or so, the focus of ecology has shifted from studies of undisturbed ecosystems to the impact of human activities, propelling some subfields--including forest ecology--into a period of renaissance.

Grazing intensity might change the level of mycorrhizal infection in a community by altering the plant composition and is an important factor in regulating the cycling of nutrients in undisturbed ecosystems (Abbott and Robson 1991).

The authors found a "biofuel carbon debt" is created when Brazil and other developing countries convert land in undisturbed ecosystems, such as rainforests, savannas, or grasslands, to biofuel production, and to crop production when agricultural land is diverted to biofuel production.

There is an urging mandate to safeguard these remaining undisturbed ecosystems, which are often rich in carbon and biodiversity [ 6 ].

Emergence or reemergence of viruses may be due to virus evolution, to the impact and influence of human populations on previously undisturbed ecosystems, or to better recognition.

The Chang Tang, which is a largely undisturbed rangeland ecosystem, provides the rare opportunity to do conservation on a landscape scale.