Sentence examples for dryer environments from inspiring English sources
Higher leaf area was apparently favored in cultivar selection, an attribute our analysis suggests might result in plant material less suited to dryer environments.
In addition, the role of environmental factors in sex expression has also been demonstrated in different species with higher frequency of female plants in harsher or dryer environments (Delph 2003).
3 days after sowing, the cover was unsealed to decrease humidity and allow the seedlings to acclimate to a dryer environment.
Because members of the O. piceae complex grow poorly on freshly cut pine logs and prefer the dryer environment of lumber or dead trees [ 1, 13], their staining effects can be minimized by keeping logs frozen or saturated with water, or by prompt log processing.
A virus thrives in a moist and wet environment; the cleaner and dryer you keep the area, the faster it will heal.
Foxtail millet is an underutilized, drought-tolerant crop that stands to become much more important in a potentially much warmer and dryer future environment (Dekker 2003; Diao 2011; Dwivedi et al. 2011).
Expression of these P. papatasi salivary gland genes was gradually up-regulated reaching the highest levels of expression late in the season in Swaymeh, when the environment is dryer and the sugar sources are scarce (Table 1; Figure 2).
In follow-up work, they found that this common branching angle held up in humid environments, but in dryer regions, rivers tended to split at narrower angles of around 45 degrees.
Running the dryer day and night will kill the environment.
This marked the passage from warm, humid, tropical-temperate forest environments to much more arid and dryer habitats dominated by savannas and grasslands [ 4] prompting the diversification of mammalian herbivore communities [ 6].
The two North African forms, S. mauritanicus and S. sthenodactylus, seem to have diverged in ecological niche, with one form adapted to mesic environments and the other occupying much dryer areas, respectively.
