Sentence examples for High aquatic from inspiring English sources
This molecule was chosen merely to demonstrate the concept because of its high aquatic toxicity.
DSO possesses high aquatic toxicity, moderate environmental persistence, high repeated dose toxicity, carcinogenicity, and reproductive/developmental effects [12].
Therefore, it is recommended that to provide high aquatic diversity of species in urban areas one should aim at promoting high diversity of different types of ponds with differing management and environmental factors that shape them.
The American subspecies is less tied to a high aquatic plant density, and sometimes breeds on quite open lakes.
The presence of endosulfan, which has class two human toxicity, very high aquatic toxicity [ 29] and is a known endocrine disruptor with estrogenic effects comparable to estradiol [ 31] warrants attention.
Terrestrial oviposition has evolved independently several times, presumably as an adaptation to high aquatic predation pressure on eggs (Magnusson and Hero 1991) and the risk of reduced fertilization success due to stray sperm from rivals in aquatic environments (Roberts and Byrne 2011).
Phytoplankton is responsible for converting solar energy into chemical energy the components of plankton cells that serve as food for higher aquatic life.
Algae and higher aquatic plants, possessing high and constant amounts of VLCFAs are the most prone organisms to damage.
In the beginning of summer, when higher aquatic vegetation is developed little, qualitative and quantitative composition of phytoplankton in the thickets and in open water areas differed slightly.
Higher aquatic productivity could fundamentally shift the nature of the stream from a sink to a source of energy for the surrounding terrestrial landscape.
The dynamics in the hydrological regime of the reservoir determines the cenotic structure of higher aquatic vegetation (Guseva and Jekzercev 1966; Koreljakova 1977; Kutova 1974a, 1974b; Potapov 1958) and primarily affects the development of planktonic algae communities.
