Sentence examples for ecological plants from inspiring English sources

A combination of (a) direct hydrodynamic monitoring of water and sediment flux and (b) repeat surveys to evaluate morphological and ecological (plants and foraminifera) changes over a 5-year period, was implemented immediately following SRT commissioning.

For instance, after a forest fire, an area normally passes through several ecological plant successions within a few decades before the original conditions are restored.

The result of his trip to Greenland was his first book on ecological plant distribution, Om Grønlands Vegetation (1888; "On the Vegetation of Greenland"), in which he described the structural adaptations of plants to their surroundings.

In addition, this location has been developed into a research station for ecological, plant development, and propagation researches.

Members of the terpene synthase group are mostly sesquiterpene synthases with many having roles in ecological plant interaction, compared to roles in primary plant metabolism (Chen et al. 2011).

This is in line with ecological plant strategy theory, suggesting that investment into productivity comes at a cost for the accumulation of compounds for biochemical stress protection [12].

Ecological plant strategy theory [12] implies that species investing into biochemical means of stress protection ("stress tolerators") are likely to invest less carbon into constitutive productivity.

N. attenuata is a wild tobacco species native to the Great Basin Desert in Utah (USA) which our group has developed into an ecological plant model.

At larger scales, and in a more ecological context, plants have evolved to grow in competition.

We found only one ecological factor, plant life history, which significantly explained variation across systems in the reproductive benefit plants gained from ant protection.

Natural variation of identified FN proteins in the ecological model plant N. attenuata suggests that nectar chemistry may have a complex function in plant-pollinator-microbe interactions.