Examples of using Pollinators in English and their translations into Japanese
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Every year, the observation of this day will remind us of the importance of preserving bees and other pollinators,….
Climate change, in particular warmer winters and wetter summers, has had a major impact on pollinators.
It repels such insect pests as wireworm and horsetail, and after the flowering begins attracts insect pollinators to the tree.
Neonicotinoids, the world's most commonly used insecticides, effectively thwart many crop pests but they also have insidious effects on vital pollinators: bees.
In more than 40 important crops grown worldwide, wild pollinators improved pollination efficiency, increasing fruit set by twice that facilitated by honeybees.
When species with shared pollinators flower at the same time in the same place, it's thought that the reproductive interference caused by pollinators makes it hard for these plant species to coexist.
Remaining uses, including for treatment of canola and cereal seed and greenhouse vegetables, are not expected to pose unacceptable risks to bees and other pollinators.
Decision by the EU Member States to restrict the use of certain neonicotinoids to applications in permanent greenhouses is a bad deal for the European agricultural sector and the environment, and one that will not improve the lot of bees or other pollinators.
Remaining uses(e.g., treatment on canola seeds and greenhouse vegetables) are not expected to pose unacceptable risks to bees and other pollinators.
The findings from this project, combined with other research on pollinators in the region, could help Costa Rica to become the first country in Central America to institute a national policy to protect pollinators.
If pollinators weren't involved, growers would lose 11 percent of the fruit's value, which would have cost the U.S. farmer $264 million in 2011 from spoilage.
And you can't tell the story about pollinators-- bees, bats, hummingbirds, butterflies-- without telling the story about the invention of flowers and how they co-evolved over 50 million years.
Pollinators such as bees contribute US$200 billion a year to the global economy, helping pollinate 71 out of the top 100 crop species.
The value of the UK's 1,500 species of pollinators to crops is estimated to be £400- 680 million per year due to improved productivity.
To protect bees and other pollinators, Health Canada has announced that it will be cancelling some uses of these pesticides, and changing other conditions of use such as restricting the timing of application.
If pollinators weren't involved, growers would lose 11% of the fruits' value, a reduction of $320 million in the European Union in 2009.
Today's decision by the EU Member States to restrict the use of certain neonicotinoids to applications in permanent greenhouses is a bad deal for the European agricultural sector and the environment, and one that will not improve the lot of bees or other pollinators.
A recent report by the European Food Safety Agency(EFSA) concluded that the pesticides posed a“high acute risk” to pollinators, including honeybees.
Beyond supporting healthy ecosystems for other species(including us), pollinators are key to bringing food to our tables, not to mention coffee, chocolate, and tequila.
You probably shouldn't let it all go and risk one of those sanctimonious letters from your homeowner's association, but a lighter touch can make life easier for native pollinators- and you. Here's how.