Sentence examples for most richness from inspiring English sources

Herbaceous biomass was negligible but the herbs contributed the most richness and abundance.

"Everything is material to him, and everything becomes music of the most astonishing richness and subtlety".

Despite Lebanon's floristic richness, most taxa used for landscaping are non-native.

These observations indicate that Jutland rivers and streams hosted a high species and hybrid diversity still in the late 19th century, but most of this richness has meanwhile disappeared.

Phenology, successional status and the dispersal modes of woody species explained most variance in richness and seed density of seed rain in early-successional dry forest.

The distribution is qualitatively similar to rank species abundance curves in ecology, which show environments numerically dominated by a few species, but most of the richness is accumulated through species with small numbers of individuals Hubbell (2001).

When the column sums were kept, significant difference between the observation and the null model expectation would suggest mechanisms other than those determining local species richness (most possibly site/habitat heterogeneity) driving the multi-site species turnover.

Although massive MIMO has been historically associated with the use of beamforming, new trends are arising towards the use of spatial multiplexing techniques in conjunction with beamforming to make the most of the richness of the channel [44].

Some global properties of these genomes are reported, most notably their richness of polyketide synthase (PKS) genes.

We investigate six scenarios, where the environmental factor affects the community membership, species evenness, species richness, most abundant lineages moderately abundant lineages and rare lineages (Fig. 1B G).

This class of SDRs shows the widest range in A+T-richness (29% to 97%) but most exhibit A+T-richness of greater than 50%.