Fires change physical, chemical and biotic conditions of forest ecosystems.
Annual movements of water masses change physical conditions such as temperature and salinity; biotic conditions are influenced accordingly.
Environmental disturbance generates changes in local abiotic and biotic conditions, which affect the physiological condition of the organisms.
True migration among mammals occurs mostly among large artiodactyls (even-toed ungulates) living in habitats with wide fluctuations of climatic and biotic conditions.
In this chapter, we consider impacts of the landscape on resistance management through its effects on abiotic and biotic conditions, behavior of pests, and selection for resistance.
Using analysis of covariance and regression, we examined how marine protected area (MPA) establishment, size, and age, affected seagrass biotic conditions while holding environmental conditions constant.
A second represented the influence of habitat, existing biotic conditions, and for two anadromous species, ocean and migratory conditions, on the status of six widely distributed salmonid fishes.
This structurally complex mosaic of open woodland characterized by thickets of tree-sized [taller than six feet] individuals of deciduous broad-leaved taxa has the potential of significantly altering abiotic and biotic conditions within the Low Arctic….
Results indicate the importance of standardising bioassay methods to reduce bioassay variability without compromising the ability to use the bioassay to investigate fungus host interactions under varying abiotic and biotic conditions.
This chapter discusses the structure of the environment, the dynamic abiotic and biotic conditions, the community of species that interact with the targeted pest, and the landscape-influenced behavior of these species.
Abiotic and biotic conditions often vary continuously across the landscape, imposing divergent selection on local populations.
