Sentence examples for ecological persistence from inspiring English sources

The genetic stability and ecological persistence of a strain of the filamentous fungus, Trichoderma virens, genetically modified (GM) with a hygromycin resistance gene and a gene encoding an organophosphohydrolase was evaluated over 243 days in soil mesocosms.

This view of disaster resilience emphasizes Holling's (1996) "ecological" aspects (persistence, change, unpredictability) rather than "engineering" aspects of constancy and predictability (Liao 2012).

Gene expression is likely to be important for the two events required for ecological speciation: population persistence and the evolution of genetically based reproductive isolation.

Differing dispersal patterns of Odontobatrachus OTUs, showing differences in size of distribution areas, could result from minor differences in: habitat requirements, ecological adaptations or persistence in more widespread micro-refugia.

The afore analyses indicate that B. terrae BS001 has invested considerable genetic luggage in detoxification systems, which may relate to its persistence in ecological niches that are affluent in such compounds and may explain its versatile ecological behavior.

The stable PST population structure in France likely reflects adaptation to ecological and genetic factors: persistence of southern PST may be due to adaptation to the warmer Mediterranean climate; and persistence of northern PST can be explained by adaptation to commonly used cultivars, for which southern isolates are lacking the relevant virulence genes.

Paradoxically, the results suggest that short-term dynamics can be coupled to the long-term persistence of ecological systems.

Centers on mathematical tools linking external perturbations with the structure and persistence of ecological communities - the ensemble of co-occurring and interacting species.

We then relate policies (subsidies to grassland, taxation of agricultural intensity) to the ecological outcome (probability of persistence of a species of interest).

An additional 21% of land should be conserved mainly to ensure the persistence of ecological connections between the marine, terrestrial and freshwater realms.

Utilizing microhabitat variables such as slope, elevation and aspect can allow for a spatially explicit approach to understand the important ecological drivers of population persistence.