Inbreeding in R. mucronata and R. stylosa could be similarly expected in naturally fragmented mangrove habitats, as fragmentation reduces pollen availability and the number of pollen donor in wind-pollinated plants [ 60, 61].
Although production methods vary, many coral farmers use a process known as fragmentation, or "fragging," which involves cutting or collecting small segments of live coral.
Policy responses have degenerated into a jigsaw pattern of renewed national border controls and closures across the 26-country free-travel Schengen zone as fragmentation, mudslinging and national special-pleading prevail.
Mr. Arafat and his cabinet met in emergency session in Ramallah, on the West Bank, and later denounced what it called "world silence in the face of the magnitude of crimes committed," including the use of "inhumane and illegal weapons, such as fragmentation bombs".
Again, that's largely an Android issue as fragmentation is preventing people from upgrading.
The National Audit Office of PRC addresses this phenomenon as "fragmentation and departmentalization" (Liu 2014).
Congestion, as well as fragmentation of communities and nature caused by commuting can be avoided.
As fragmentation increases, so does the need to incorporate landscape patterns into wildlife-habitat models.
There could be a few other mechanisms that exist during laser ablation, such as fragmentation and coalescence.
Forest heights were highest in core forest areas and decrease into significantly lower averages as fragmentation increased.
However, flexible treatment of complicated free surface behavior such as fragmentation and coalescence of liquids is still a difficult problem.
