acclimatization society造句

• Acclimatization societies directly supported colonial enterprises and enjoyed their benefits.
• In the same year he visited Sydney and started the Acclimatization Society of New South Wales.
• In 1885 and 1886 the Canterbury Acclimatization Society brought in 442 queens, of which 93 survived and quickly multiplied.
• He took much interest in acclimatization, founded the Acclimatization Society in Melbourne in 1861, and was its first president.
• He was interested in the Acclimatization Society of Victoria and in 1873 wrote pamphlets on the angora goat, and on the ostrich.
• In 1854 he founded the " Soci閠?zoologique d'acclimatation " ( Zoological Acclimatization Society ), of which he also served as president.
• Minchin became involved in the South Australian Acclimatization Society, founded by Chief Justice S . J . Way in 1878, and was appointed foundation secretary and treasurer.
• The'Acclimatization Society of Cincinnati'was established in 1873 as similar organizations with imperial aims proliferated in Moscow, Berlin, London, and Melbourne in the late nineteenth century.
• Some of the earliest Italian bees were sent from England to Australia at the request of Edward Wilson ( 1813-1878 ), president of the'Acclimatization Society of Victoria '.
• The European starling was purposefully introduced to North America in 1890 1891 by the American Acclimatization Society, an organization dedicated to introducing European flora and fauna into North America for cultural and economic reasons.
• Atlantic salmon, although successfully reared in the Plenty river hatchery and introduced at the same time under the sponsorship of the Acclimatization Society of Victoria, failed to establish themselves in Tasmania or Australia.
• The red-whiskered bulbul was introduced by the Zoological and Acclimatization Society in 1880 to Sydney, and became well established across the suburbs by 1920, and continued to spread slowly to around 100 km away.
• A pioneer of tropical fish breeding, Carbonnier was awarded the Gold Medal of the Imperial French Acclimatization Society in 1875 for research and breeding of exotic freshwater aquarium fish, and for his success in introducing exotic fish species to France.
• The two local newspapers reported in October and November 1875 that the Queens Park and the Botanic Gardens had been lately improved with walks, borders, flower beds, nurseries of exotic trees, specimen grass plantings from the Acclimatization Society, and a bush house.
• Famous examples include the introduction of starlings to North America by Englishman Eugene Schieffelin, a lover of the works of Shakespeare and the chairman of the American Acclimatization Society, who, it is rumoured, wanted to introduce all of the birds mentioned in Shakespeare's plays into the United States.
• He kept up a correspondence with his early friend Sir Richard Owen, to whom he had sent the first specimens of the Nautilus to arrive in England, and with Sydney Botanic Gardens and the Acclimatization Society, and was a vice-president of the Zoological Society, and a member of the board of the Australian Museum.