The phrase "adapt to different environmental" is not correct in English.
It should be "adapt to different environments." You can use it when discussing the ability of an organism, system, or individual to adjust to varying surroundings or conditions.
Example: "Animals in the wild must adapt to different environments to survive and thrive."
Alternatives: "adjust to various environments" or "acclimate to diverse surroundings."
Scientists know a great deal about model organisms as diverse as Arabidopsis thaliana and the zebrafish, but there is still a lot to learn about their life and biology in the wild, including the way that their behaviours are shaped by habitat, their predator-prey relationships, their ability to adapt to different environmental conditions, and the genetic basis for this adaptability.
In the adaptive scenario, novel genetic combinations in the polyploids may allow them to adapt to different environmental conditions corresponding to specific geographic areas [ 7, 13].
Other sun-related projects that adapt to different environmental conditions are on Adriaenssens' radar.
Its modular architecture is highly flexible and makes it easy to adapt to different environmental conditions, detector geometries, and hardware.
Studying diverse tree species helps him identify the genetic basis of how different species modify their growth and adapt to different environmental conditions.
Multidrug resistance is now common among the pathogenic Staphylococci and perhaps, greatest concern because of their intrinsic virulence, ability to cause a diverse array of life threatening infections and capacity to adapt to different environmental conditions [6].
In both northwestern Croatia and Dalmatia Mousterian people effectively exploited local raw material sources and successfully adapted to different environmental conditions of these regions.
The environmental conditions found in the transition area also affect the resulting species composition, as species originating from different environments are adapted to different environmental constraints.
Indeed, such approaches early proposed in the population genetics literature [1] [5], look particularly relevant when studying populations belonging to a same species but adapted to different environmental conditions.
These have adapted to different environmental conditions.
Alternatively, the parental strains might be oppositely adapted to different environmental conditions at these loci.
