Sentence examples for ground population from inspiring English sources

We collected spiders from aerial [ 17] traps from two locations (wheat and grass fields respectively) near the Seale-Hayne Field Station, Devon, UK and compared endosymbiont infection frequencies in these spiders with those obtained from suction samples of the ground population at the same locations.

One suggestion is to highlight the interesting contradiction that arose from finding no ticks in the ground CDC light traps (CDC-LTs) despite the statement that "ground populations of A. tapirellum are quite abundant" during the sampling period.

All of the five extant populations in Lake Biwa are small, and some have been under weed control (weed clipping above ground: populations 1 and 5), thus suppressing genetic diversity and promoting crossing among kin individuals within a population.

In addition, the majority of ticks were collected at the beginning of the dry-wet transition period in May 2010 (Table 2), when ground populations of A. tapirellum are quite abundant and monkeys may come to the ground to feed on ripe and over-ripe fruits.

It seems that the Landsat technology used to classify land patterns can overpower the ability to provide on-the-ground, population data in wildlife.

From the schedule of sites, 22 populations separated widely in the landscape were selected for a seed bank study based on the following parameters: ten were extant populations and 12 were extinct above-ground populations (extinct populations).

In 1999, after annual survey data had been accrued for 5 years, a schedule of sites of known population ages of either extant or extinct above-ground populations was assembled.

During the time evolution, the ground state population [P0 t)] fluctuates.

We report here on the morphological characteristics of: (1) the recovered flight plants (N = 177), (2) the corresponding ground control population (N = 183), plus (3) additional controls grown on the ground under clinostat conditions (N = 93).

The interaction of pulse II with the recovered ground stare population from case A is shown in figure 10B (corresponding to case B in figure 9).

All studies resolve multiexponential excited-state decay kinetics, typically ascribed to either complex nonexponential dynamics arising from a single ground-state population (the "homogeneous perspective") or an ensemble of ground-state subpopulations, each exhibiting single-exponential dynamics (the "inhomogeneous perspective").