Sentence examples for in its native environment from inspiring English sources

In its native environment, it hides among colonies of polychaetes to avoid being preyed on by the Atlantic blue crab, Callinectes sapidus.

In sharp contrast, we show here that when HNF4α is expressed in its native environment, it specifically and reversibly associates with one predominant fatty acid: LA.

"Boswellia is only happy in its native environment.

While some companies have recently begun cultivating black cohosh, a 1998 paper from the American Botanical Council warned that a growing commercial demand for the herb could threaten its long-term viability in its native environment.

For Jacob Wickham, China offered the opportunity to study the Asian longhorned beetle, an invasive pest in the United States, in its native environment.

Like many invasive species, rock snot is no problem in its native environment, where there are natural limits on its growth.

This is only possible by studying A. thaliana's population biology in its native environments, which is currently being explored through different approaches.

Polymorphisms of the HSP90AA1 gene detected in the Ovis aries species are also present in wild species from the Caprinae subfamily, indicating a great antiquity of these mutations and its importance in the adaptation of species to past climatic conditions existing in its native environments.

The species-specific properties and the environmental requirements of lodgepole pine (LP) in both its native environment and as an exotic are reviewed in order to describe the large-scale introduction of this tree to Sweden, where the planted area has reached about 600,000 ha during a 25-year period.

To evaluate the role of SL-1 in the context of its native environment, the Mtb cell envelope, we engineered a strain of Mtb in which SL-1 biosynthesis is abolished at its first committed step, sulfation of trehalose by the sulfotransferase Stf0 (see entire pathway elaborated in Supplementary Figure 1).

To test how source population size affects the performance of a population in a novel environment relative to its native environment, the survival of transplanted individuals from populations of known census size was compared in 'home' and 'away' environments.