infestation 的定义
infestation 近义词
等同于 plague
等同于 blight
更多infestation例句
- Climate change itself will undermine the ability of forests to suck up and store carbon dioxide, as the risks of droughts, wildfires, and insect infestations grow with rising temperatures.
- Fires, droughts, insect infestations, and shifting climate conditions will convert major parts of California’s forests into shrublands, according to a modeling study published in AGU Advances last week.
- In 1953, a major California effort started to stamp out infestations of Khapra beetles and eventually preserved crop marketability.
- So for these microbe infestations, Nicastro says, “Now we have to consider the balance between positive and negative effects.”
- Another option for controlling roaches is sticky traps, which will probably put only a small dent in a moderate or large infestation.
- Sure, water filter makers put a bit of bactericide in their products to tamp down the infestation.
- In addition to this mess, there was also an infestation of maggots.
- While covering a bird infestation, a reporter gets pooped on.
- Some American evangelicals export teen exorcists to the UK to fight the Harry Potter induced demonic infestation there.
- The apartment she was assigned to there had an infestation of cockroaches.
- On the Klamath National Forest some years ago about 900 acres were treated for insect infestation.
- There are many administrative measures which are practiced on the National Forests, which aim to prevent insect infestation.
- Only a few weeks ago we found a rather bad infestation in the vicinity of Tivoli.
- No infestation had been noted in previous years, although in 1945 the crop was not harvested at all.
- Superparasitism, sū-pėr-par′a-sīt-izm, n. the infestation of parasites by other parasites.