Sentence examples for foreign habitat from inspiring English sources

Table 1 summarizes this classification, as illustrated in Fig. 2. Non-invasive alien species are typically rare in their introduced ranges, preventing any reliable assessment of foreign habitat affinity for these taxa.

The effect of planting treatment measures differences in fruit number resulting from being planted in alternate environments (native site, foreign site of the native habitat, and foreign habitat).

Outcrossing is especially favoured if the new site is a foreign habitat because selfing would incur inbreeding depression and outcrossing with natives could result in heterosis (Hereford 2009 b ; Fig.  1).

Ideally, full reciprocals should be carried out; if local individuals have higher fitness than foreigners in the home habitat of the local population and individuals perform better in their home habitat than in a foreign habitat, LA is strongly implicated.

More dispersal will occur into foreign sites of the native habitat than to foreign habitats.

While inbred and outbred plants had significantly lower fitness in foreign habitats, inbreeding depression was of similar magnitude at native sites and foreign habitats.

However, the overall magnitude of inbreeding depression was similar at native sites and foreign habitats.

Hereford tested how natural environmental stress from transplanting into foreign habitats influences inbreeding depression.

I compared the fruit production of selfed and outcrossed plants grown in their native planting sites, foreign sites of the native habitat type, and foreign habitats.

Any outcrossing into occupied foreign sites of the native habitat or in foreign habitats will result in much greater fitness than inbreeding or outcrossing within the same population.

Inbred plants at foreign habitats should also have lower fruit production than inbred plants at foreign sites of the native habitat.