Eutrophic conditions have been proposed to promote invasions into freshwater habitats, due to the enormous productivity of invasive species and their competitive advantage under high resource conditions (Engelhardt 2011; Spaak et al. 2012).
Possession of disturbance-adapted traits would facilitate invasions into anthropogenically altered environments (agriculture, reservoirs, construction, etc).. Thus, invasive populations that originate from habitats characterized by disturbance will increasingly have greater opportunities to invade correspondingly disturbed habitats (Weinig 2000; Clements et al. 2004; Havel et al. 2005).
But the country was also a vital gateway for invasions into India.
He bristled that for years he has had to endure a myriad of rumors and invasions into his personal life.
Similar problems afflicted the Mongols in all their attacks and invasions into mainland Southeast Asia in Burma, Cambodia, and in particular, Vietnam.
The ruling "potentially licenses invasions into the sexual privacy of all sexually active Californians and may even invite abuse of the judicial process," Justice Moreno said.
He dealt with internal rebellion, pressures resulting from Boer invasions into the eastern Transvaal, and land rivalries with Mpande's Zulu in the Ingwavuma River area.
In 1993, a leading apostle, Boyd K. Packer, spoke, with alarm, of the "major invasions into the membership of the Church" by feminists, homosexuals, and scholars and intellectuals.
We will be invited to trade invasions into our privacy – companies knowing ever more about our lives – for a more personalised service.
He led Portuguese invasions into India in the 1600s, and the Portuguese introduced the mango variety through grafts on mango trees.
They launched four invasions into Burma in the span of just a few years, each venture proving more disastrous than the one before.
