Sentence examples for unfavourable temperatures from inspiring English sources

Although there is no cold season during which plants experience unfavourable temperatures that prohibit growth, there are many local variations in climate that result from topography, and these variations influence and restrict rainforest distribution within the tropics.

An unfavourable temperature combined with unfavourable moisture conditions may cause the dropping of the buds, flowers, and small fruits of the pepper, reducing the crop yield.

However, in temperate regions where unfavourable temperature seasons become longer, the maintenance of canopy leaves during unfavourable seasons requires the vast investments of nutrients and dry mass.

In tropical and subtropical regions where unfavourable temperature seasons are relatively short, the retention of evergreen leaves is beneficial to carbon fixation.

On a dry pitch and in searing temperatures unfavourable for fast bowling, he took 5/31 in the first innings as India were all out for 152.

The lack of these elements in the thermophilic fungi may indicate that transposition is unfavourable at higher temperatures.

Iso-heptanes decreased as the temperature increased supporting the idea that iso-heptanes are thermodynamically unfavourable at high temperature.

Many practical skills must be executed outside the laboratory under unfavourable conditions of temperature, humidity, illumination, and motion.

Control of viral diseases of potato, for example, can be accomplished by growing the seed crop in northern regions where low temperatures are unfavourable for the aphid carriers.

In the southeastern Pacific Ocean due to the cold sea-surface temperatures and unfavourable wind shear of the Humboldt Current, there are no records of a tropical cyclone hitting western South America.

The removal of coliforms is presumably linked to the physical co-composting parameters, especially the high temperature and unfavourable growth conditions established during the thermophilic phase.