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Therophytes and chamaephytes are the most abundant life forms.
Prochlorococcus are one of the most abundant life forms on this planet and more importantly, are major contributors to global photosynthesis [ 13- 15].
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Viruses are the most abundant life form and infect practically all organisms.
Bacteriophages are actually the most abundant life form on earth – there are far more phages than there are stars in the visible universe.
The peak unripe fruiting pattern was not clearly related to unripe fruit phenological patterns of the most abundant life-forms.
The general pattern of unripe fruit phenology was negatively correlated with precipitation for the shrubland community, following negative correlations between the unripe fruit phenologies and precipitation of the most abundant life-forms.
Perennial herb was the most abundant life-form in all communities.
Features of such streamlining are detectable in the genomes of the highly successful free-living organisms such as the cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus sp. 67– 68 and the alpha-proteobacteriumCandidatus Pelagibacter ubique, apparently the most abundant cellular life forms on earth 56, 69.
Viruses are unique parasites of living cells and may be the most abundant, highest evolved life forms on the planet.
But, if extra-terrestrial life forms are abundant in the Universe - as some people believe - why have they not been in contact?
Although humans use different lianas for purposes ranging from a source of fresh drinking water (vines are often hollow and conduct water through the plant) to poisons and drugs (curare comes from a liana), there is a relative lack of information on this very abundant and diverse life form.
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