Sentence examples for ecological adaptability from inspiring English sources
Twelve variables were considered, related to the distribution, demography, ecological adaptability, and their endemism and taxonomic diversification.
Specific leaf area (SLA) is an important parameter in evaluating leaf function, yield potential, and ecological adaptability.
Weaving theoretical reflection with accounts of lived experience, this book positions dance as a catalyst in the development of human consciousness, compassion, ritual proclivity, and ecological adaptability.
Another study, entailing international cooperation, has focused on the physiological and ecological adaptability of the various Kunlun ethnic groups to the high marginal environment adjoining the range's southern rim.
On the other hand, local isolates have more advantages than exotic species due to ecological adaptability.
Certain microorganisms have developed unique metabolic pathways, ecological adaptability, defenses, ability to communicate, and degradation and predation functions.
Due to its wide ecological potential and adaptability, it is cultivated worldwide and under diverse environmental conditions.
The wider distribution of Lantana is attributed to its ecological tolerance and adaptability to various habitats (Broughton 2000; Day et al. 2003).
It has been speculated that the gene diversity presented by pan-genomes provides a broader range of ecological capabilities and adaptability within a species [ 16], However, more evidence to support such assertions is required.
There is low biodiversity at the species level (six dominant species cover about 85% of FA), but a high ecological plasticity and adaptability of species (e.g. pine- and birch-dominated forests occur in all bioclimatic zones, from the tundra to semi-desert and desert).
In China, Siberian apricot is one of the most economically and ecologically important and intensively studied tree species owing to its very plentiful resource, superior adaptability, and ecological benefits [ 5, 6].
