Sentence examples for differing climates from inspiring English sources

First, we consider the possibility that reconstructed shifts in flowering patterns result from changes in distribution within the Cape, with a consequent phenological response to regions with differing climates, rather than climatic change itself.

THREE of you now, in various shades and shapes, bred in differing climates, stretched in different directions, but all built around a central core.

Additional foods with a limited distribution because of differing climates and terrain are pineapple, sweet potato, cassava (manioc), chayote, vanilla, maguey, nopal (a type of cactus), mesquite, cherimoya, papaya, and avocado.

Major drivers of biogeosphere evolution and function have been the cycles of water and nutrients in a complex array of differing climates and catchment geomorphologies.

There is little overlap between any of the bioclimatic niche models of the high-risk Cyclamen species, many of these species occur in differing climates and geographies.

Last year, NMRCD obtained 2,159 isolates from collaborating project sites in five departments of Peru with differing climates and population densities.

Here we examined SOC storages and SOC-mineral interactions along two hillslope transects in differing climate zones (MAP = 549 mm in semi-arid eucalyptus savannah vs. 816 mm in temperate eucalyptus forest) in southeastern Australia.

When it comes to differing climate change stances, presidential candidate Mitt Romney has said, "We don't know what's causing climate change on this planet.

Climate classification systems such as the Köppen climate classification system use average annual rainfall to help differentiate between differing climate regimes.

Our data set comprises common vascular plant species from two different countries located in two different continents differing in climate, biogeography and soil conditions: two Greek and three Australian ecosystems (see Table  1).

The results of this study allow a comparison of the effect of heat between populations experiencing different climates, and differing by socioeconomic, demographic, and other factors.