Sentence examples for secondary producers from inspiring English sources

Biological soil crusts are important cover in arid desert landscapes, yet their importance as habitats to secondary producers such as ants is relatively unknown.

Nonindigenous species take on nearly all possible ecological roles, serving as agents of disease, parasites, primary and secondary producers, predators, competitors, facilitators, and disturbers.

These so-called "secondary producers" now must also keep age documents for every performer, a near-impossible task that is being hotly disputed by the industry.

To compensate for this whilst meeting demand projections, recycling of old scrap would be required to increase from 18%to80%0%, requiring extensive collaboration between primary and secondary producers.

Our finding that secondary producers showed homogenization of β-diversity with disturbance has strong management perspectives, suggesting that these groups will need to be more carefully managed to maintain diversity at the landscape level, potentially sustaining resilient communities.

Further research is needed to investigate the consequences of these plant and epiphyte alterations in important ecosystem processes such as decomposition and export rates, as well as overall effects of nutrients and salinity in secondary producers such as associated macroinvertebrate assemblages supporting locally important marine fisheries.

It is possible that while fibroblasts are the primary source of HA in the myocardium, cardiomyocytes could be a secondary producer of HA that initiate their synthesis when PDGF-BB levels are high.

Therefore, it is recognized as a key secondary producer that links phytoplankton and higher trophic level organisms and its population dynamics greatly impact the entire marine ecosystem.

One major problem for both primary and secondary lead producers is the presence of these impurities in their metal streams.

In conclusion, bacterial symbionts of soft-coral Sarcophyton sp. from Karimunjawa islands represent the untapped richness of an under-utilized group of marine microorganisms and the possibility of environmentally friendly secondary metabolite producers with medical potential in particular as antioxidant compounds.

Myxobacteria are as the Actinobacteria predominantly soil organisms, but in contrast to the bacteriolytic M. xanthus, the cellulolytic S. cellulosum as well as S. coelicolor can grow on various carbon sources, are very active secondary metabolite producers [4], [20], [21], and might therefore both prefer habitats with high cellulose-degrading activities.