Sentence examples for ecological contribution from inspiring English sources

Garnier, E. et al. Towards a thesaurus of plant characteristics: an ecological contribution.

The book examines over 1,500 lots in New York specifically sampled and studied by McPhearson's lab for their significant potential ecological contribution.

Although metazoans are present in the Ediacaran, their ecological contribution is dwarfed by Ediacaran-type clades of uncertain phylogenetic affinities, while Ediacaran-type morphologies are virtually non-existent in younger assemblages.

Rather than constraining its ecological contribution to that role, we should consider Prochlorococcus as evolved cyanobacteria whose genomes have been subjected to a large specialization [5], [7].

A recent review on BSCs clearly demonstrated their important ecological contribution to global carbon (C) fixation (about 7%% of terrestrial vegetation) and nitrogen (N) fixation (about 46%% of terrestrial biological N fixation) (Elbert et al. 2012).

My field is global ecology, and my research emphasizes ecological contributions across the range of Earth science disciplines.

The analysis of marine phytoplankton using flow cytometry has enabled the discovery of new taxa and has contributed new understanding to the dynamics and ecological contributions of phytoplankton to the global carbon cycle.

In this delightful video, we accompany Dr Spencer as he creeps through London's underbrush to share glimpses of "micro-forests of fungi" with us, and explains their vital ecological contributions -- even though they are found in a large city.

Marybeth Lorbiecki has now enriched A Fierce Green Fire in a way no other biography on Leopold has, adding numerous chapters on the ripple effects of his ideas, books, ecological vision, land ethic, and Shack, as well as of the ecological contributions of his children, graduate students, contemporary scholars, and organizations--and the wilderness lands he helped preserve.

And the environmental benefits provided to local communities are even greater, with the value of their ecological contributions to cleaner water and air and abundant wildlife estimated at more than $32 billion.

This meeting provided a flavour of the significant ecological contributions made by marine scientists.