These stimuli may include pH, temperature, and redox potential.
Several temperature variables were tested to investigate which monthly maximum temperatures were most correlated with seedling recruitment, and results are shown for July average maximum temperature because this time period may include lethal temperatures and occurred just prior to the mid-August assessment of seedling recruitment.
This may be because we did not include temperature or other climatic variables in the models estimating excess mortality.
Examples of drivers include temperature and pH.
For many archaeal viruses, the environmental stresses may include extremes of temperature and pH, high pressure, high salt concentration and the presence of heavy metal ions.
These may include higher ambient temperatures, frequent travel as well as higher prevalence in food animal populations, centralised outdoor meal preparation and consumption related to large social gatherings.
Such potential differences may include drug sensitivity to temperature, high-shear devices, or even contact with organic solvents.
In the winter season, the major factors affecting seed longevity in the field may include precipitation and subzero temperature, as shown in meteorological data in Table 1.
Furthermore, future climate change – especially at weekly or monthly timescales – may include novel combinations of temperature, moisture, and solar irradiance, without present-day analogues.
The physical findings may include elevation of body temperatures, weakness, perspiration, increased respiratory rate, mild jaundice, enlargement of the liver, and enlargement of the spleen [ 7].
