Sentence examples for vegetation destruction from inspiring English sources

Vegetation destruction or deterioration by volcanic ash may result in long term impacts for livestock, agriculture and eventually for human activity and health (e.g., Wilson et al. 2011).

Controls include trapping, shooting, poisoning, hazing, and exclusion in order to protect the wetland from excessive vegetation destruction by these rodents.

No study exists on the processes by which OL eruption impacted the surrounding vegetation but field observations (Fig. 2) suggest that burial, overloading or prolonged coverage of leaves were the main processes causing vegetation destruction or decay.

In this study, the effects of vegetation destruction and vegetation restoration on soil erosion were quantified using data from field runoff plots established in a semi-arid zone in Northeastern Turkey.

Damage in this context is not only excessive vegetation destruction, but is all easily noticeable utilization of woody material.

The issue of forest degradation – the act of vegetation destruction that is either under the threshold of what is considered deforestation and/or cannot be assessed from remote sensing platforms – remains a challenge for this and all current proposed methodologies.

Histopathologic examination of the explanted valve identified fibrinopurulent vegetations with destruction of the valve leaflet.

Moreover, information from studies of community ecology, plant systematics, and taxonomy is essential to understanding vegetation change, habitat destruction and species extinction.

Echocardiography is often the initial imaging modality utilized in cases of suspected IE. The major features of endomyocardial valvular infection on echocardiography include the presence of valvular vegetations, periannular tissue destruction, abscess, aneurysms, fistulas, leaflet perforation or valvular dehiscence [17].

Periodically, huge swarms of locusts spread over wide areas, causing enormous destruction to vegetation.

It alleges that the network functioned "as a mercilessly efficient, continuously expanding system of ecological destruction," killing vegetation, eroding soil and allowing salt water into freshwater areas.