Sentence examples for of natural distribution from inspiring English sources

In Europe the northern limit of natural distribution is reached by Reticulitermes lucifugus on the Atlantic coast of France, although an introduced species, Reticulitermes flavipes, occurs as far north as Hamburg, Germany.

P. patula plantations have been used for several purposes both within the area of natural distribution in Mexico and in the countries where it has been planted as exotic.

The locations of the sampled populations covered most of the natural distribution of C. japonica.

The planted population of DLP, which is located at the northern frontier of the natural distribution of C. taliensis, is recorded as having a long period of cultivation [ 45].

Evaluating the population structure of B. pertussis requires sampling isolates representative of the natural distribution of circulating strains.

The Cooktown and Forster populations crossed in this study represent near-extreme ends of the natural distribution of D. serrata along the eastern coast of Australia and are separated by more than 2000 km.

A. deliciosa is hexaploid, A. setosa is diploid, and there are diploid and tetraploid races of A. chinensis, the tetraploids apparently coming from a restricted part of the natural distribution of the species.

We evaluated the effect of variable retention on plant and beetle assemblages, seven to eleven years after harvesting, in three locations along a regional gradient of the natural distribution of N. pumilio forest in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.

The understanding of the natural distribution of blastomycosis and other mycoses endemic in Ontario (such as histoplasmosis) is minimal.

Previous studies on this population have showed a differential genetic structure when compared with other populations of the natural distribution of the species [ 8].

Translocations that occur within the limits of the natural distribution of a species do not extend its range but instead superimpose new genetic signatures on the natural diversity patterns if they involve genetically divergent populations or domestic breeds (Taylor 2004; Ferguson et al. 2007; Stone et al. 2007; Mabuchi et al. 2008; Randi 2008; Muhlfeld et al. 2009).