Our work promotes phasmids as a potentially high-value source of novel PCWDEs for biotechnological applications [ 70].
These paid little attention to quality and technological development, even for products that were high-value sources of foreign exchange (such as caviar).
Microalgae have many applications such as the production of high value compounds (source of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, and pigments), in energy production (e.g. photobiological hydrogen, biofuel, methane) or in environmental remediation (especially carbon dioxide fixation and greenhouse gas emissions reduction).
Here, we use an experimental approach to address the following questions: 1) Does the presence of a nonnative competitor at a high value food source alter the foraging behavior of native species?
Sunflower and peanuts were selected for use as the food sources as they are known to attract both parakeets and a variety of other birds species and therefore provided a high value food source likely to attract a variety of bird species (Lack 1986; Cowie and Simons 1991; Tvardíková and Fuchs 2010; Bonter et al. 2013).
Carbon catabolite repression of a high-affinity hexose permease is known in A. nidulans [ 29], and constitutes a mechanism by which fungi can retrieve even traces of high value carbon sources at a high rate.
Extreme cases of terminological disparity are found in anatomical systems that are under strong selection and/or have high value as a source of diagnostic characters for species.
Many legumes are major elements of international trade because they are high value and a source of protein, calories and oil.
For the high values of source-relay SNR, ( tilde {x}_{R}^{,j} approx 1 ), and this gives ( tilde {x}_{R}^{,j} approx {x}_{R}^{,j} approx 1 ).
A high value is placed upon source data, which frequently contains content that is unique and cannot be reconstructed.
Some planktonic invaders (e.g., the fishhook water flea, C. pengoi) have a high value as a food source for commercially harvested fish, such as the Baltic herring (e.g., [175]).
