Sentence examples for pattern of seed from inspiring English sources
Farming practice and landscape complexity affect seed predator species differentially, thereby resulting in complex pattern of seed predation and removal.
These results emphasize the stochastic spatial pattern of seed removal, and, contrary to previous studies, highlight the importance of birds as seed predators in forest habitats.
Using genetic models, the researchers confirmed that the changing pattern of seed dispersal took place in the past 12 years, about the time that the sidewalks in the city were constructed.
In terms of gluconate production, our earlier study also found that dispersed pattern of seed morphology for gluconic acid production was better than pellets, due to more than 13% improvement of volumetric oxygen transfer rate (KLa) (Lu et al. 2015a, b).
Tree seedlings from all three species emerged in the spring following their native pattern of seed dispersal and germination.
Masting species should show a clustered pattern of seed production over time with the vast majority of the seeds falling in the same month or within a few consecutive months.
Patterns of seed germination and subsequent seedling growth of the endemic species Nothofagus glauca (Phil).
Allergen suppression did not significantly alter accumulation patterns of seed storage proteins and protein folding enzymes.
The patterns of seed rain, post-dispersal seed predation, seedling emergence, survival and growth were studied in two populations in contrasting conditions, in an olive grove and in a dune system, in Mallorca (Balearic Islands) during two consecutive seasons.
However, the use of maternal DNA from dispersed fruits or seed coats allows direct identification of maternal individuals and, as a consequence, the distance and patterns of seed dispersal and deposition.
Here I attempt to synthesise the available information within a population ecological framework in order to evaluate implications of patterns of seed dispersal and initial population establishment for range expansions.
