Sentence examples for belowground space from inspiring English sources

The increase in competition, for example, is caused by an increasing probability of both above- and belowground space occupation and resource use by the vegetation, such as nutrient use and shading (Poulson and Platt 1989; Casper et al. 2003; Hu and Zhu 2008).

By far the most cited mechanism is that of niche partitioning; the idea that different species more fully occupy belowground niche space, more completely utilizing resources and thus increasing productivity.

Reporters occupy a tight space on two West Wing floors (one above- and one belowground), off the driveway leading to the Residence and the East Wing.

If plants are grown in poor soil, in a restricted space with no additional nutrients, then final size should be much more constrained by the availability of belowground resources.

With belowground smuggling, Sinaloa's business quickly expanded.

(In the Huautla system, teams sometimes found Popsicle sticks a mile belowground).

To get them before the animals did, you had to detect them belowground.

In the early-morning hours of August 5th, two thousand feet belowground, the night shift was finishing its work.

As the walls of his house shook with bomb blasts, his grandmother led him and his siblings to a bunker belowground, knelt with them, and prayed.

The classrooms are belowground in the building's lower lobby, along with a "leadership center," a canteen, and a small library.

We got a coffee at the Local Coffee & Tea, a belowground shop popular mostly because it has good bagels and is not Slow Train.