Sentence examples for replace ecologically from inspiring English sources

For example, many Western development projects in Asia and Africa replace ecologically diverse (multispecies) indigenous forests forests that are managed by women and are integral to maintaining subsistence (not money-based) economies with monoculture eucalyptus and teak plantations that are managed by men and where trees are primarily a cash crop for export.

This expansion of rubber plantations has replaced ecologically important secondary forests and traditionally managed swidden fields and influenced local energy, water and carbon fluxes.

Understanding the extent to which introduced birds ecologically replace native species is important because seed dispersal is believed to play a crucial role in structuring and maintaining plant communities (Howe and Smallwood 1982; Terborgh et al. 2008) through several well-established mechanisms.

A possible explanation is that during the diversification process, some clownfish lineages did not leave any descendants as they were ecologically replaced by other more competitive clownfish species.

Since this will have a negative impact economically, ecologically and politically, a strategy to replace fossil fuels as a source of energy for vehicles is urgently required.

The farming practice can be ecologically friendly because it does not replace mangrove and uses locally available low cost materials.

An ecologically suggestive green-and-yellow motif will replace the simple, begrimed emblem of a royal-blue semicircle and a red semicircle embracing the word "Gaseteria," in bold black type.

Using the replacement cost method, we prove that the reservoir capacity of restored wetlands with an ecologically optimal 0.5 m water depth could replace 2150 €ha−1 flood protection investment cost.

"Ecologically speaking, it is highly desirable to replace a decomposing process that takes decades with fast, clean composting," he says.

This idea was suggested by Pincheira-Donoso & Nuñez [ 31] who noted thatsome phenotypically and ecologically similar Liolaemus species (e.g., their ' nigroviridis' group) replace each other along a latitudinal chain of high Andean areas.

I think Dr. Martin would agree with me that the single cellular LUCA to which those who believe in it would want us to trace all genes - or the spatiotemporally dispersed population of gene family cenancestors (each in a different cell) that he and I would replace it with - was a modern cell (or population), biochemically and molecular biologically and ecologically.