His works are all-natural, fragile and ephemeral.
Even Mr McCann, the internet entrepreneur, thinks there will always be flowers on 28th Street.Frenetic, subject to ruthless natural selection, fragile but indomitable, New York's flower industry is not so unlike the product it sells or the city it serves.
Mapping of genetic elements to replication profiles showed that natural chromosomal fragile sites are clearly located in regions of late replication, suggesting that forks tend to collapse and break more easily in these regions.
We must also take strong and effective action now to lessen the effect of climate change on already fragile natural systems and on the people who depend on those natural systems for food, water, shelter and their very survival.
Seven national parks and twenty-three natureservesves cover two-thirds of the archipelago, protecting the largely untouched, yet fragile, natural environment.
He says, "We wanted to combine the anatomical renderings with urban environments to create a contrast between the natural, ethereal, and fragile structure of the circulatory system and the mundane manmade nature of its surroundings highlighting the oscillation between irony and romanticism in the human condition".
So Mr. Orozco's projects serve to promote more conscientious stewardship of our fragile natural home.
Environmentalists, however, have raised some objections to private homes -- even historic ones -- in such a fragile natural landscape.
"Safeguarding the wildlife and habitats of these fragile natural areas should be foremost in any plans for the site".
On the other side are those who contend that the highest duty of the park system is to protect unique and fragile natural resources for future generations.
The purpose of these laws is to prevent the illegal trade in fossil specimens so as to protect often fragile natural history resources from overexploitation and vandalism.
