Sentence examples for ecological feature from inspiring English sources

The most striking ecological feature of Caryophyllales is its dominance in alkaline and arid regions of the world.

The preference of growing on coniferous wood is rare for H. setigerum s.l., and it is a distinctive ecological feature of H. pinicola.

Temperature-dependent regulation of expression is an ecological feature for regulation of pathogenicity factors also observed in other pathogens that alternate between an environmental reservoir and a mammalian host [28].

Another ecological feature associated with GIs is the presence of genes for magnetite biomineralization in what is called the magnetosome island in the alphaproteobacterium Magnetospirillum gryphiswaldense[ 19], or secondary metabolism in marine Actinobacteria strains [ 20].

Such short-term peaks of extreme biomass do not only seem very suitable for studying microzooplankton food assimilation at a single-species level, but are also an important ecological feature of tropical soda lakes, affecting their long-term plankton community structure.

However, other factors not captured in the survey may also contribute to this observation, such as the absence of cattle in Santa Marta, asymmetry in the proximity of bat roosts to these communities, or some other unique ecological feature, although it is relevant to note that a greater proportion of Truenococha respondents reported entering a bat refuge (Table 1).

It is found that despite strict legislation and best practice, for both planning and ecology, there is still much room for subjectivity regarding the protection of specific ecological features and the implementation of the mitigation hierarchy.

The following article summarizes the morphological, physiological, and ecological features of plants.

Facebook's new campus, designed by Frank Gehry, also boasts many ecological features, and it proudly displays furniture and art works that evoke the homey domesticity of an after-school crafts fair.

Even so these are typically limited to classic ecological features like specialised teeth for eating or claws for digging, so modify the skull in such a shape more than once as seen here is quite a surprise and one hopes that more will come to light in the future.

Andrew Lee is chief executive of the Sustainable Development Commission Gordon James: No For the amount of energy produced, a Severn barrage would be too damaging to the ecological features and species of international importance in the estuary – even given that climate change and sea-level rise would be gradually affecting habitats.