Sentence examples for fall ecosystems from inspiring English sources

Academic options were also limited, but last month the state education department approved three new majors for the fall: ecosystems and human impact; environmental design, policy and planning; and sustainability studies, which, with its broad reach, Dr. Schoonen views as a new version of the traditional liberal arts degree.

The number and diversity of wild plants would fall and ecosystems would become unstable.

Sea levels will rise and fall, entire ecosystems will collapse, and we'll be left with the bill.

The amount of nitrogen that falls on ecosystems has more than doubled since the 1960s, fed by nitrogen compounds from fossil fuel burning and ammonium in manure and fertilizers (Science, 13 February, p. 988).

The windthrow problem has been investigated at different levels: landscape; forest community; and fallen tree ecosystem.

If the bee dies out that flower will soon follow and the ecosystems fall apart.

Road maps have been known to fall apart and ecosystems can dissolve from infighting and mistrust.

This undoubtedly reflects the great mass of litter fall in cocoa ecosystems.

In addition to becoming natural fertilizer for your soil, leaves that stay where they fall create "mini ecosystems," according to another post by the group.

Most ecosystems fall into these broad categories, but other categories, e.g., desert and ice cover, or subdivisions, e.g., different types of forests, can be added as local conditions demand.

Much (sequencing) evidence indicates that the bulk of the 'missing microbes' or 'dark matter' in natural ecosystems falls into this second category, and that 'single cell' methods may be required to culture them.