Sentence examples for life forms I from inspiring English sources

Ecosystems, for example, contain abiotic resources and interacting life forms (i.e., individual organisms that aggregate into populations which aggregate into distinct ecological communities).

Life history effects on ITS substitution rate is likely negligible since all five plant groups have similar life forms, i.e., long-lived woody perennials.

Let us take a look at the "dead" parts of Modern Synthesis, according to Rose and Oakley and reassess the status of each postulate in view of the true diversity of life forms: (i) "The genome is a well-organized library of genes" -It is debatable just how well organized prokaryotic genomes are but, unless optimality is seriously claimed, they do appear to be reasonably good libraries.

The absence of hydrophobins in rust fungi may be either linked with their life style or with their relatively simple life forms (i.e., relatively simple morphology, absence of massive fruiting bodies).

All species were classified into three functional types according to life forms, i.e. short-lived grasses with longevity of 1 or 2 years, long-lived grasses with longevity >2 years and shrubs (including semi-shrubs) normally with longevity >2 years.

After turning my initial brood into former life forms, I am being a cautious surrogate parent.

The results suggest that a mobile life form, i.e. a hunter forage culture, predominated in an open landscape, associated with xerophytic vegetation, e.g. Chenopodium spp. at ∼ 17.5 ka BP.

They are the laziest life form I have observed at any length (and I now live in the hippie epicentre that is Brighton).

Secondary xylovores of life form I (Table 1) began to emerge one month after branches were enclosed in mesh bags, with a maximum emergence peak recorded in May.

However, the OE vs. SE comparison only showed a significant difference for life form I xylovores in 2007 and 2008, for life form II xylovores in 2008 and 2009, and for natural enemies for 2007 (Figure 3).

Therefore, we used them to define two putative life forms: a) species with small body size and short developmental time (life form I); and b) species with large body size and longer developmental time (life form II). Natural enemies were analyzed separately.