Sentence examples for light habitats from inspiring English sources

LCP and LSP of R. delavayi and R. irroratum were higher than R. yunnanense, indicating their photosynthetic apparatus can operate well in higher light environment and benefiting to survival and occupy higher light habitats.

The luminous sensitivities of temperate reef fishes are thus at the more sensitive end of the continuum for coastal fishes, consistent with their use of less turbid but deeper and dimmer light habitats.

But, when given the choice between empty stimulus tanks females did not significantly prefer a particular light habitat suggesting that the preference found in the stimulus trials was rather influenced by the stimulus male's appearance alone.

Among animals living in brightly lit habitats, too much reflected light could have undesirable effects on vision.

C4 photosynthesis confers substantial benefits upon herbaceous plants in tropical environments, most notably in high-light habitats with frequent drought, heat, and salinity stress.

Cluster A was composed of samples from low-light habitats in the estuary, mainly from November.

The newly colonized high-light habitats span the range of moisture environments inhabited by P. cespitosum.

Because of the increased transpirational demands of high-light habitats, the combination of high light and dry soil represents a novel stress level for the species compared with its 1994 distribution.

The coincidence of rapid evolution of adaptations to high-light environments, and the species' spread into high-light habitats in northeastern North America during the same very recent time period, suggests that the evolution of increased plasticity in introduced-range populations of P. cespitosum may have contributed to the ecological range expansion of the species in this region.

The museum's exhibition department, under David Harvey, has created a hushed, dimly lighted habitat throughout, recreating the conditions under which any bioluminescence is actually seen.

We experimentally changed the color of light illuminating habitats during the dark phase using an ABA study design and recorded continuous behavior data.