Sentence examples for unfavourable environmental from inspiring English sources

Farming has been severely restricted by unfavourable environmental conditions, however.

Protein substances are more vulnerable to chemical damage and unfavourable environmental conditions than the cellulose material forming the plant fibres.

Slugs, on the other hand, bore into the ground and secrete a mucus mantle around themselves for protection during periods of unfavourable environmental conditions.

Frost injury to transplants can be prevented through processes that increase the plant's ability to survive the impact of unfavourable environmental stress.

The actual length of life itself is shorter than the possible life span, since the former reflects the effect of unfavourable environmental factors.

In some insects, it is a reaction to unfavourable environmental conditions; in others, such as certain moths and butterflies, diapause is a necessary stage of the life cycle.

In sponges and bryozoans, the cell groups from which new individuals develop are formed internally and may be surrounded by protective shells; these bodies, which may serve as resistant forms capable of withstanding unfavourable environmental conditions, are released after the death of the parent.

Camel husbandry continues to be constrained by refugees' lack of capital and by the unfavourable environmental conditions of the camps.

Being sessile organisms, plants have evolved with special capacity to sense, respond and adapt to unfavourable environmental conditions.

Factors supporting specialist species suppressed problem species by providing unfavourable environmental conditions and putting them at a competitive disadvantage.

However, the stability of these sensitive compounds can be influenced by unfavourable environmental conditions during processing and storage.