Sentence examples for biotic features from inspiring English sources

Both abiotic and biotic features limit adversely the productivity of rice growing areas.

This region contains adjacent areas that possess climatic and biotic features similar to mid-latitude Europe for both the Last Glacial Maximum and contemporaneous Holocene ecosystems.

Continued research is needed to clarify the full range of abiotic and biotic features of urban landscapes that influence the risk of encountering ticks and transmitting tick-borne diseases.

To address this data gap, we utilized a space-for-time substitution across a naturally occurring and highly constrained (i.e., similar geomorphic, abiotic, and biotic features) model hydrological system encompassing a 3000 mm mean annual rainfall (MAR) gradient on Hawai'i Island.

Mirroring algal heterogeneity, the minimum required sample size for in situ biomass measurement were greater in blooming season and sandy bottom, suggesting that sampling design for spatio-temporal mapping of MPB should consider the sampling season and/or abiotic and biotic features of study area.

The biotic features of a cell may be in decline, sometimes irreversibly so.

Quantitative abundance estimates of surface-dwelling megafauna and biotic sediment features associated with burrowing megafauna were derived from video images using the Automated Benthic Image-Scaling System (ABISS), a novel method of applying scale to images collected by ROVs.

Furthermore, the multiple and holistic criteria of the BCVI, and the accessible information for both biotic and landscape features can be adapted to prioritise caves in a wider scale in the tropics, and in other regions with diverse cave ecosystems.

We assessed how grazing, fire, and biotic and abiotic features in tallgrass prairie influenced establishment and maintenance of low vegetative structure in burned patches, the positive feedback driving the fire-grazing interaction, and subsequent structural heterogeneity across a pasture.

We conducted a meta-analysis to identify the general responses of forest species to the set-aside actions (i.e., retaining the important biotic and abiotic features during logging to conserve biodiversity).

Further, the strength and direction of interactions between introduced and native species, as well as between above- and belowground biota depends on both biotic and abiotic features of the system to which an alien species is dispersed.