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Chaplin et al. (1993) also reported that there is interdependence among available soil resources, climate, functional groups of plants and physiognomic types (set of functional and morphological attributes) in shaping the parent plant material.

In this paper we document the contrasting effects of ecosystem engineering by the cordgrass Spartina maritima and the burrowing sandprawn Callianassa kraussi on physico-chemical characteristics, microflora, macrofaunal community structure and morphological attributes in the high shore intertidal sandflats of Langebaan Lagoon, a marine-dominated system on the west coast of South Africa.

Together these morphological attributes would result in most naked mole-rat spermatozoa being classified as "abnormal".

Examples of two such morphological attributes that are altered in phyB-9 seedlings grown in red light are smaller cotyledons and petioles when compared to the wild type (Neff and Van Volkenburgh 1994; Neff and Chory 1998), a phenotype that is obvious in the Figure 5.

When these rules are applied at small scales, the resulting landscape has large-scale properties which are apparent in its morphological attributes, e.g., drainage network configuration, and in its functional attributes, e.g., sediment dynamics.

These cyclic patterns can be identified and characterized by analyzing the distribution of variation in morphological attributes within neighborhoods defined by windows of appropriate dimensions and shape, as morphological variables computed for any given cell describe only a small portion of the total cyclic variation that characterizes a repeating landform type.

Cadherins bind catenins [ 34], which in turn bind the actin cytoskeleton [ 35] thereby influencing cell adhesiveness and changes in morphological attributes such as neurite extension and growth cone rearrangement.

In the present study, we analyzed the morphology of workers of Gnamptogenys striatula Mayr in different landscapes from the Atlantic Domain in southeastern Brazil, focusing on the variation in the morphological attributes of these populations compared to those from a dense ombrophilous forest.

As will be discussed in more detail below, morphological attributes stabilized some taxa that had been unstable in DNA-only analyses and thus propose a hypothesis about their phylogenetic affinities.

Similar results in improving morphological attributes of VCL-treated tomato seedlings such as leaf area and overall aboveground growth were observed in tomato seedlings under a high NaCl-tested concentration (100 mM) (Chinsamy et al. 2013).

Within each group, we looked for morphological attributes and ordered the lesions in subgroups with increasing intensity.