The phrase "a higher richness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or abundance of something, often in contexts like ecology, culture, or data analysis.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote a higher richness of biodiversity in urban areas."
Alternatives: "greater richness" or "increased richness".
The clearings had a higher richness of species associated with semi-natural grasslands, and a higher richness of shade-tolerant and shade-intolerant forb species.
The expansive 200-acre family-run estate and vineyards, an 1855 Classification, cultivates 40percentt of vineyards with horses and utilizes organic and biodynamic methods, which Tesseron says, "Creates a higher richness in the wine".
When considering parasite species richness, it is expected that the more widespread hosts have a higher richness of parasite species [ 3].
Herbivorous species (to which guinea pigs belong) typically harbour more phyla and have a higher richness on genus level than omnivores such as humans [ 10].
Nevertheless, spiders (the Araneae) harboured a higher richness of inherited bacteria than others and represented diversity hotspots for these bacteria with 61.5% of species infected, contrasting to the relatively low incidence observed within Diptera and Coleoptera.
In addition, AOA showed a higher richness at the surface layer in the vicinity of the mangrove tree (S0 and S1); while AOB had higher OTUs at site S2 than S0 or S1 for both surface and lower layers sediments (Table 1).
The sub-region presents a high richness, abundance and diversity of woody browse dominated by several Acacia species, Euphorbia sp., Balanites sp., G. mollis, and O. cochenillifera that also featured among the most preferred camel forage as revealed by the community survey.
In contrast, obvious outliers with a high richness but only few known formations are seen in the Middle Permian.
On the other hand, obvious outliers with a high richness but only few known formations are from the Middle Permian (Stage: Capitanian; LVF: Gamkan I)(see below for discussion).
On the other hand, analyzing the kind of landing platform, we detected a significantly higher richness and abundance for the trap with landing platforms glued with sand.
The overall species richness and abundance of butterflies were only slightly lower in cashew orchards than in native woodland habitats, but whereas the former were dominated by generalist species, the latter showed a much higher richness and abundance of trophic and habitat specialists.
