Sentence examples similar to weed proliferation from inspiring English sources

While there is no objective evidence to yet verify the chemical companies' claims that genetically engineered crops produce higher yields that will help feed a hungry world, the increased chemical use and super-weed proliferation are well documented by the U.S.D.A. and conventional agronomists in published, peer-reviewed studies.

Then he was off to the executive branch, where he found a perch at the State Department before moving to the White House as a junior staff member on loan to the National Security Council, buried in the deepest weeds of nuclear proliferation.

Overturning the soil will uproot the grass and may cause the proliferation of weeds.

In this case the beginning is the book of Genesis, which he says "may even have been partly prompted by the proliferation of weeds in the middle-eastern 'cradle of civilisation'".

The latest example is a proliferation of weeds resistant to Monsanto's Roundup.

The ecology of the wetlands is often damaged by proliferation of aquatic weeds in their water zones.

A study from the Union of Concerned Scientists reported that "genetically engineered crops do little to improve yields and instead promote the proliferation of herbicide-resistant weeds that actually curb production".

This rotation design favors natural weed seed decline in soil yet avoids proliferation of weed densities in crops with similar life cycles.

According to the authors, these four were chosen to reflect the current demographics of weed users, who represent a far more diverse (and mainstream) group than the proliferation of, say, Judd Apatow movies might suggest.

The survival and proliferation of C. rotundus in flooded rice fields suggest that this weed has mechanisms to survive in oxygen-deficient environments.

It could result in a decline in biodiversity and homogenization of biotas, accompanied by a proliferation of species that are opportunistic, such as pests and weeds.