In the wake of destruction came a new model for sustainable public parks and a heightened awareness of ecological issues, rooted above all in the natural landscape of Japan.
In her opinion, endogenous development is the self-disciplined creation of ecological systems rooted in cultural heritage and adapted to different regions according to historical conditions, with reference to foreign knowledge, technologies and systems.
Our results suggest an important ecological role of R. mangle roots in the selective enhancement of methanotrophic populations in mangroves.
Orne's work on demand characteristics and ecological validity was rooted in hypnosis research, as exemplified by his studies of antisocial behavior (Orne & Evans, 1965).
Movements in ecological urbanism (with roots in McHarg's notion of landscape design as environmentalism) implore systems-type thinking, which advocate designing for air, water, land, and life simultaneously, but tenants of these frameworks haven't yet gained universal traction.
Economic analyses decoupled from the ecological and historical roots of the production problem confound the situation, and making the claim that the market determines the usefulness of Bt cotton and insecticide in India (and elsewhere) shameful (sensu [56]).
Story takes dominance over issues through intriguing characters [End Page 362] and growing suspense, thus avoiding the play's becoming a preachy piece of ecocriticism, but nevertheless directing our attention onto real ecological issues by rooting the story firmly in place.
But, above all, should ecological civilization take roots, it will be a signal of a shift in how people understand and explain the world.
Discussion: This methodology is accurate, efficient, and inexpensive, and thus a valuable approach for ecological studies of roots.
The list of species was compiled from the literature and suitability is based on ecological attributes, shoot and root traits.
