Sentence examples for ecological sections from inspiring English sources

Pines, hickories, and chestnuts were co-dominant (ratio of oak composition to other genera of <2) in no more than five of 70 ecological subsections and two of 20 ecological sections in east-central United States, and thus by definition, were not foundational.

Based on ecological habitats, Yen and Yang [ 3] defined three ecological sections of Leymus: sect.

This study explores how people with distinctive social attributes are situated spatially across the landscape at the level of ecological section and subsection in Missouri.

You may notice that my argument culminates in an ecological section as the ultimate and clarifying lens to view the topic of food trade.

A.J.H. and C.N.M. wrote the ecological impacts section.

The ecological processes section examines a variety of landscapes and ecosystems, aspects of deforestation, reforestation and desertification along with anthropogenic impacts on the environment.

The Ecological Niches section of the laboratory, discussed in detail below, provides another example of the pairing of anatomy with a discussion of inferred function.

In the section Ecological and evolutionary classification, it is pointed out that land plants are descended from aquatic plants.

As an example, we demonstrate the evaluation of water management strategies in the cities of Berlin and Potsdam (Germany) with respect to their ecological effects in 14 sections of the surface water system.

4) Median, 1st-quartile, and 3rd-quartile growth rates of individual ecosystems, landscapes, and ecoregional subsections and sections reveal ecological units in which forests may vary in their potential for increases or decreases in biomass production, e.g., due to management interventions, climate change, or disturbances.

Various reviewers found the discussions on the non-monetary aspects of debt to be the better parts of the book, while some critics identified the sections on ecological debt as the worse parts of the book.