Sentence examples for canopy dwelling from inspiring English sources

We also related the presence of F. bicolor with occurrence of soil macro-fauna and other canopy dwelling plants in a comparative field survey.

PCA-H related shrub cover associated with Sylvia melanocephala Gmelin., to rock and dry grassland cover, a feature of moderately disturbed areas preferred by Lanius senator L. PCA-S associated taller trees and better physical conditions with canopy dwelling and soil probing bird species, respectively.

This ant is canopy dwelling, rarely descending to the forest floor and when it does it always travels on well defined trails (Additional File 1).

The ant C. rufipes is the dominant ant species at the field site in Brazil, where they nest on the ground in contrast to the canopy dwelling C. leonardi, which we recorded from over 20 meters up in the canopy.

The eagle's canopy-dwelling habits make it hard to find - the Planet Earth team gave up on it.

The results are fantastical: when a canopy-dwelling plant, such as an orchid, falls from a tree, it's likely to perish in the understory shade.

As an example of how part of one such estimate was made, an entomologist collected a large sample of canopy-dwelling beetles from one species of tropical tree.

The abundance of canopy-dwelling predators and predation/parasitism rates was measured at two vineyards with woody vegetation on one margin.

In orchards, canopy-dwelling species are major actors of pest control because pests attack fruits and growing shoots within the canopy.

However, the greatest richness-per-survey of canopy-dwelling species and the highest native species-richness across the survey period were found in forests aged around 150 years.

Sedentary species with low population sizes, low clutch sizes, large body sizes and insectivorous diets, such as the ground-dwelling Albert's Lyrebird (Menura alberti) and canopy-dwelling Paradise Riflebird (Ptiloris paradiseus), were the most vulnerable to landscape change.