Sentence examples for value plants from inspiring English sources

Evidence: More than 60 species of high conservation value plants are threatened nationwide because of competition with weeds.

Apart from their commercial and aesthetic value, plants conserve other natural resources by protecting soils from erosion, by controlling water levels and quality, and by producing a favourable atmosphere.

In addition to their intrinsic value, plants provide untold number of ecosystem services that affect everything from the clothes we wear and the food we eat to the air we breathe.

This multifaceted definition recognizes cultural contributions to plant blindness, while also introducing the idea that visual perception may limit people's ability to see and, by extension, value plants.

Before using this method, diseases were classified into categories, as high Fic plants are likely to be more pharmacologically active in comparison with low Fic value plants [ 20].

Prior to using this method, illnesses were classified into categories, as high Fic plants are likely to be more pharmacologically active in comparison with low Fic value plants [ 16].

He conceded that managers had valued plants in Rio de Janeiro and Calvert, Ala., at far above their market value.

The land was managed by Aboriginal tribes or language groups for tens of thousands of years through a range of traditional practices, including the use of fire to stimulate the growth of valued plants or to clear grasslands for hunting.

Hundreds or even thousands of years of opportunistic and uncontrolled grazing has resulted in higher survival of unpalatable, low-nutritive-value plants with poor livestock production as an inevitable consequence.

Once a valued plant of the Old World herbalist for its reputed power to remove warts, it was formerly known as wartweed.

Stilbenes are naturally scarce high-added-value plant compounds with chemopreventive, pharmacological and cosmetic properties.