Sentence examples for high richness of from inspiring English sources

The significant positive relationship between patches with high richness of species typical of semi-natural grasslands, remnant semi-natural grassland patches and man-made structures with long continuity, shows that restoring formerly open semi-natural grassland 'hot spots' in a agricultural landscapes is advantageous both for conservation of cultural and biological values.

Environmental DNA surveys of the deep-sea floor have revealed high richness of deep-sea micro-eukaryotes.

Consequently, areas with high richness of ecomorphotypes would have sharks performing more ecological functions than areas with low ecomorphotype diversity.

Areas of high richness of fin-trade species were broader in geographic extent, located closer to the Equator, and extended more towards open-ocean areas, reflecting a high proportion of pelagic species (Fig. 3A).

The dissected topography with numerous isolated gorges, the altitudinal range from sea level to snowline, and the mild climate – all contribute to the high richness of the Colchis flora.

Since the usual high richness of Gammaproteobacteria and Bacteroidetes in many environmental samples was found, it is noteworthy whether they were overestimated by the inefficient DNA extraction to some extent.

The clearings had a higher richness of species associated with semi-natural grasslands, and a higher richness of shade-tolerant and shade-intolerant forb species.

Inside the ORI compound, Fabaceae exhibited the highest richness of the woody species followed by Tiliaceae, Capparaceae and Combretaceae (Table 1).

Outside the ORI compound, still, Fabaceae had the highest richness of the woody species followed by Combretaceae and Tiliaceae (Table 2).

We found weak evidence that islands with a WTSE nest support higher richness of vascular plants than islands without a nest.

Mammalia was the class with the highest richness of TUs affected before (S = 12) and after (S = 13) the installation of the WPS.