Sentence examples for examples of aquatic from inspiring English sources
Very limited information is available on the significance of plant microbe interaction in aquatic ecosystem however; some of the typical examples of aquatic plant microbe interactions and their role in the aquatic system are presented in Table 1.
Other examples of aquatic fungi include those living in hydrothermal areas of the ocean.
We predict that this group will quickly gain importance given the numerous examples of aquatic representatives that have been identified through 16S rRNA gene sequencing in multiple environmental samplings.
Some examples of aquatic plants that ducks are attracted to are widgeon grass and wild celery.
The Lagrangian sensing unit, known as the Hydrosphere (Planktos Instruments Inc ., along with data from all three reference frames will be presented to discuss the effect of water movement and heterogeneity within a river channel on ecosystem function using the example of aquatic ecosystem metabolism.
"Synchronised swimming is an example of an aquatic sport". Ah, you slipped in another of our words there – 'synchronised' – which means 'moving together at the same time or speed as someone or something else'.
The recent Sternopriscus radiation fulfills many characteristics of a species flock and would be the first described example of an aquatic insect species flock.
With waterweed (Elodea) taken as an example, the ensiling of aquatic plants was studied.
For example, the number of aquatic worms decreased from 13.8 individuals/m2 before construction to 0.7 induringals/m2 during construction and 0.9 individuafter2 after construction.
Table 2 presents examples of plant microbe interaction of aquatic environment and their ability to mitigate pollution in the waters depending on the type of interactions.
In recent years the existence of multiple stable states, bifurcations and thresholds in ecological systems has been a focus for ecologists, with examples in a variety of aquatic, marine and terrestrial systems (Scheffer et al., 2001).
