From an ecological perspective, bryophytes occupy light-limited regions (short-day conditions) such as the Arctic and show a pattern of increasing abundance with increasing latitude (Vitt and Pakarinen 1977; Jagerbrand et al. 2006).
LCP and LSP of R. delavayi and R. irroratum were higher than R. yunnanense, indicating their photosynthetic apparatus can operate well in higher light environment and benefiting to survival and occupy higher light habitats.
He now exists in the space Noel Edmonds, used to occupy: the light entertainment morality vessel.
First, the 1994 data on P. cespitosum's ecological range were collected as part of a multi-species comparison that included annual congeners that did occupy high-light and flooded habitats and habitat patches.
For most of the 20th century, the angular block on which the hostel stands was occupied by light industry.
The newly relocated Grant Gallery, which now occupies a light, airy space in SoHo, has a show of Russian postwar avant-garde artists.
The researchers then repeat the process again and again so that the atom ends up in a quantum state in which it occupies many light spots at once.
Care centers keep patients occupied with light exercises, crafts, and other activities.
Their residency featured two weekends of performances in the museum's industrial-style basement, a space already occupied by light artist Dan Flavin's 1973 untitled (to you, Heiner, with admiration and affection).
On the evening of August 6, Captain Charles J. Barclay of Amphitrite ordered 28 sailors and 7 officers commanded by Lt. Charles N. Atwater and Assistant Engineer David J. Jenkins ashore to relight and occupy the Fajardo Light.
In every building and public space, lights occupy prime real estate, with both a perfect vantage point from which to observe people and objects beneath them and a reliable source of power.
