Sentence examples for uninfected trees from inspiring English sources

Preventative application of phosphonate compounds may help slow the spread of the disease in uninfected trees.

The condition of pink gums was poor for infected (58% canopy dieback) and uninfected trees (43%) across all size classes, and there was no relationship between mistletoe abundance or presence and canopy dieback.

end{aligned} end{aligned} (11) The control function (u_{1}) represents the use of nematicide injected into the trunk of uninfected trees.

Now model (1) is modified to evaluate the effect of few control measures, namely nematicide injected into the trunk of uninfected trees, exploiting and burying infected pine trees, and spray of insecticides.

The following logistic regression model was fitted using the SAS (Version 9.2) procedure GENMOD: y = logit intercept + stand + pruning, where y was a binary variable coded as 1 for infected trees and 0 for uninfected trees.

The sensitivity indices of (R_{0}), (I_{h}^{ast }), and (I_{v}^{ ast }) proposed that three controls, nematicide injected into the trunk of uninfected trees, cutting down infected trees burning and burying, and spray of insecticides, can be applied for vector control.

He says that he sampled bacteria on the leaves of uninfected citrus trees and in the soil around the roots before and after the trees were sprayed using the kind of schedule that citrus growers would — six times in a year, alternating between the two drugs to reduce the likelihood that bacteria would adapt.

We have generated and released Illumina sequence data of both the transcriptome and genome of Chalara and the transcriptome of infected and uninfected ash trees.

In the next step, we classified the cells in each well as infected or uninfected with a Decision Tree Infection Scoring (DTIS) algorithm (see Additional file 1) and obtained a rate of infection per well (infection index).

Fresh seeds were collected from trees in the Arava Valley, an uninfected site in southern Israel, and were frozen until required.

One widely used pesticide had stopped working as the psyllid evolved resistance, and Florida's citrus growers' association was petitioning one company to lift the twice-a-season restrictions on spraying young trees — increasingly its only hope for an uninfected harvest.