Sentence examples for artificial dispersal from inspiring English sources

The dispersion pattern (fig. 5) suggests artificial dispersal because of the multiple routes and long distances the lineages have taken to reach the present distribution.

The artificial dispersal of landraces would explain the close genetic relationship between some planted trees in population YXP and the natural trees of Cluster I in southern Yunnan as well as the relationship between DLP and YDW.

Furthermore, A. halleri subsp. gemmifera often occurs near human-disturbed habitats such as forest pathways and abandoned mines, whereby artificial dispersals may homogenize the local genetic structure.

Fog dispersal, artificial dissipation of fogs, usually by seeding or heating.

Its purpose is to maximize, subject to a budget, the size of the single largest section of connected river unimpeded by artificial flow and dispersal barriers.

In the longer term, the action plan includes the provision of artificial burrows, seed dispersal to help the vegetation recover, and the use of anti-erosion materials.

This was done to ensure that the distribution of the fishes was based on intrinsic habitat preference and not influenced by anthropogenic disturbance, alien fish impacts (predation or competition) or exclusion by natural or artificial barriers to dispersal.

Hong et al. recently developed quorum-sensing circuits to program the formation and dispersal of artificial E. coli biofilms [103].

Here we develop a stochastic spatially explicit model to simulate plant dispersal across artificial fragmented landscapes.

Sc compares the diversity in dispersal at artificial nodes (that is the within-species diversity) to the diversity at all other nodes of the classification, and not only at other terminal nodes.

We consider both models because the distinction between large and local patterns of species abundance based on dispersal becomes artificial in continuous landscapes [28], so we have no a priori expectation of which, if any, of the two models would be the most appropriate for our assemblages.