Sentence examples for composition and biodiversity from inspiring English sources

The composition and biodiversity of communities in intertidal habitats dominated by P. canariensis and Zoanthus sp. were compared with habitats dominated by macroalgae.

Remote-sensing based mapping approaches are needed to monitor gradual changes in grassland composition and biodiversity of remote and inaccessible areas.

This finding suggests that cereal aphid parasitoids may find necessary resources even in simple landscapes, making generalisations concerning the relationship between landscape composition and biodiversity in arable fields difficult.

"It will provide a comprehensive study of the health composition and biodiversity of the deepwater reefs on the Great Barrier Reef as well as experimentally assess their susceptibility to increased temperature and climate change".

"It will provide a comprehensive study of the health composition and biodiversity of the deepwater reefs on the Great Barrier Reef as well as experimentally assess their susceptibility to increased temperature and climate change". Check out the Catlin Seaview Survey website to try out a demo developed from images taken at Heron Island, a coral cay off the north-east coast of Australia.

It contains all important information and supporting material (Powerpoint presentations) about food composition and biodiversity.

Our results support the distinct homogenization of urban epiphytic lichen communities, suggesting that it may be necessary to expand beyond measures of biodiversity to consider community composition and functional biodiversity in assessments of the ecology and potential ecosystem services of epiphyte communities within urbanizing landscapes.

Here we describe the composition, structure, and biodiversity conservation imperatives of urban temperate forests at 90 random locations in Christchurch city, New Zealand.

Future studies should focus on investigating how urbanization is causing both declines in seasonality and changes in the spatial heterogeneity of species composition and associated biodiversity loss.

These pose serious threats to plant population and composition, and animal biodiversity.

It is part of an approach called conservation agriculture, which is a set of soil management practices that minimize the disruption of the soil's structure, composition and natural biodiversity through the application of three principles: minimal soil disturbance, permanent soil cover and crop rotations.