Despite the great wood quality of E. globulus for pulp production, its temperate origin implies poor adaptation to highly productive tropical environments where E. grandis is the species of choice, making this latter one the most widely planted Eucalyptus species.
Author's response: I further enthusiastically agree with Krakauer that a productive study of the origins of life requires juxtaposition of "hitherto unrelated concepts".
This comprehensive study confirms a clear north-south contrast that is accentuated by a homogeneity of Y1 haplotypes in north-central Europe and of Y2 haplotypes in and around the Alpine region, both regions that are thought to be the origin of highly productive cattle breeds.
Multiple factors likely contribute to the phenomenon that hatchery-origin fish and wild-origin fish with hatchery ancestry are less productive under natural spawning conditions (Araki et al. 2008; Chilcote et al. 2011).
Aboveground C accumulation in a productive, 45-year-old, fire-origin jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb).
These two populations exhibit similar morphological and productive traits, but have different origins and selection histories.
Comparative analyses of the communicative abilities of our closest living relatives, monkeys and apes, have constituted a productive way of approaching the language origin.
Vietnamese officials had resolved to place the settlers in land similar to their northern origins so that they could be productive, but bureaucratic difficulties hampered COMIGAL and no plan was produced.
Balance the products of fermentative digestion with by-pass nutrients of dietary origin in order to optimise the use of the available energy for productive purposes.
The description of Piarroux's investigation is fascinating". "The CDC discouraged journalists from asking about the epidemic's origin, telling them that pinpointing the source was 'not productive,'notot central,' and would likely never happen.
In such scenarios, a more productive population of P. ridibundus threatens both native frogs irrespective of the geographical origin or the capacity to induce hybridogenesis.
