Sentence examples for more lowland from inspiring English sources
In our case, pre-Andean sites must be established in high-elevation environments, while coastal provenances must be restricted to more lowland and coastal environments.
Pre-Andean seedlings must be established in high-elevation environments, while coastal provenances must be restricted to more lowland and coastal environments.
Pteronotropis merlini inhabits more upland habitats in this drainage, and P. hypselopterus occurs in more lowland habitats below the confluence with the Pea River [ 7], ecological and behavioral predispositions that may limit their geographic overlap.
One of these we refer to as "upper equatoriana" because it includes specimens from an upland locality on the Napo River (map locality 3; 400 metres above sea level [masl]) and a single specimen from the more lowland Tiputini locality (map locality 2; 250 masl) (Table 1, Figure 4).
It's more lowlands Scots with Gypsy stuff thrown in.
In modern times there has been a move to more convenient lowland locations.
In the higher regions of the Andes, generally above 10,000 feet, and in the colder or more arid lowland settings, cattle give way to other grazing animals.
Parts of the district are underlain by hard bands of old red sandstone (a geologic formation of the Devonian Period [about 420 to 360 million years ago]), but in the east a more fertile lowland is drained by the River Severn.
Since at least the year 1273, the country's shepherds have had the legal right to use about 78,000 miles of droving routes around the country to move livestock seasonally between summer pastures in the cool highlands and more protected lowland grazing areas in the winter.
EBVs were often viewed as appropriate for more intensive, lowland conditions without strong environmental constraints.
While farmers who stopped practising forest grazing generally chose to replace their mountain cattle with larger and more productive lowland cattle, those who continued with forest grazing generally did not.
