Here we focus on the invasion of introduced P. australis in four regions in North America the Chesapeake Bay, the St Lawrence River, Utah and the Gulf Coast (Fig. 1)—with distinctive climates, invasion histories, invasion characteristics and other resident P. australis lineages.
This study also revealed that VviCAMTA4 could respond to distinctive climates of the CL and GT regions at the transcriptional level and regulate the expression of monoterpene synthesis-related genes.
Colossal redwoods dominate Muir Woods National Monument, while fog-shrouded grassland, maritime chaparral and coastal scrubland adapted to the distinctive Mediterranean climate accommodate a remarkable assortment of endangered plants.
Through subtle changes in decor, light and ambient noise, Loy Arcenas (sets), Brian MacDevitt (lights) and Scott Lehrer (sound) transform a generic hotel from one distinctive warm climate to another.
Permafrost investigations were done accordingly to a geosystem approach based on the hypothesis that permafrost has a distinctive sensitivity to climate and terrain conditions at a local scale and that changes (dynamics) in the system must be integrated in the analysis to obtain a holistic understanding of permafrost conditions and consequences of potential changes through time.
Santa Maria Valley is the country's third oldest official wine appellation, producing distinctive, balanced, cool climate Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah.
All of these groups share a distinctive tropical-alpine climate, as well as several distinctive morphological traits.
Kentucky's climate and distinctive soils combine to create variety in vegetation, animal life, and landscape.
The South is distinctive because of its climate, hot weather, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
