The phrase "ecology function" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the role or purpose that a particular ecological system or component serves within an ecosystem. Example: The ecology function of bees is crucial for pollination and the health of plant populations.
However, little is known about ecology, functioning and biodiversity of glacier-fed streams facing global warming.
The venoms these diverse taxa produce are chemically complex and play key roles in organismal ecology, functioning in both predation and defense.
In effect, fragmentation decreases connectivity, causes green space loss and impacts upon the ecology and function of green space.
Some examples of these areas are: microbial community ecology, ecosystem function, arthropod population and community ecology, biological control of arthropods, arthropod biodiversity science, American environmental history and policy, international forest management, biogeochemistry, Mediterranean grassland ecosystems, remote sensing, and forest management, to name a few.
It was also speculated that "Westernized" microbial ecology may function as a predisposing factor for obesity.
The predisposed viral infection is reported to be able to alter the local microbial ecology, epithelial function and immunity [35].
His research concentrates on the ecology and function of semi-arid grasslands and savannas with particular emphasis on grazing systems in Africa.
Nevertheless, a number of genome-wide surveys have now shown the process has had a broad impact in several species [ 5- 9], and a number of single gene transfers have also been investigated and found to have interesting implications for ecology, protein function, or genome evolution [ 10- 12].
Evidence is mounting that in addition to acting as social refuges and foraging grounds for large visiting marine predators, seamounts may also support pelagic ecology by functioning as cleaning stations for oceanic sharks and rays.
Rearrangement of genes and intergenic regions has potential implications in studying population genetics, ecology, and functions of Glomeromycetes in ecosystems.
