Sentence examples for damper environments from inspiring English sources

Amphibians such as the palmate newt (Triturus helveticus), common frog (Rana temporaris), and common toad (Bufo bufo) are represented in the damper environments.

It prefers wet or damp environments and can even be found on plantations.

Problems such as mold growth and mildew are secondary results from overly damp environments.

In fact, it's very common, grows in damp environments, and can be found in many household materials.

This paper laminate composite is like chipboard: suitable for interior use, and can be sealed with paint or varnish if used in damp environments.

Spores from such plants, which aren't limited to permanently damp environments and therefore may have turned down Earth's thermostat even more than nonvascular plants did, show up in the fossil record about 450 million years ago.

Mold What: Mold grows in damp environments like basements and bathrooms and can be present both indoors and outdoors.

These infections thrive in damp environments, usually begin between the toes and occur most commonly in people whose feet have become very sweaty while confined to tight-fitting shoes.

Many of these aquatic invasive species can survive for several days in damp environments.

The normal habitat of P. luteola is unclear, although it belongs to a group of bacteria normally found in water, soil, and other damp environments [ 3, 4].

Although asthma is associated with damp environments that are affected by mould growth, we are unaware of any study that has identified an association between macromycetes and asthma.