Sentence examples for more upland from inspiring English sources

Although small in comparison with lycopods, Calamitesis grew in profusion in drier, more upland environments.

Samples form drier and more upland situations contained more burnt material, while samples from slope profiles and surface gleys contained even more microbial material, in particular chitin.

They might also have had a more upland habitat where they may have nested or fed.

The weasel manages to avoid too much competition by living in more upland areas, feeding on smaller prey and being capable of entering smaller holes.

In Kalimantan, recent records also come from more upland forests [64] (Wulfraat in litt).

And it seems reasonable that more upland rice accessions have highly elongated mesocotyl [ 18].

Nonetheless, collective study results suggest that persistence of local amphibian populations depend on both wetland-adjacent and more distant upland landscapes.

However, due to population pressure and the intensifying demand for food, fallow periods are being shortened, and the need to cultivate the more fragile uplands and marginal lands is becoming heightened (Andriesse et al. 1994; Ogunremi et al. 2000; Thenkabail and Nolte 1995).

If we play our cards right - could we lead society away from the nether regions of its Darwinian origins into kinder and more compassionate uplands of post- singularity enlightenment?

Because both nutrients have poor mobility in soils, many traits that enhance the capture of P will also improve Zn acquisition, although one trait may be more effective in upland environments (and upland genotypes) for the purpose of P acquisition, while being more effective in lowland environments for Zn acquisition.

One major determinant in dividing the groups seemed to be the field level ecotype, as four of the five japonica groups were almost entirely upland (83 100%), while one group was more mixed (50% upland).