Sentence examples for secure species from inspiring English sources

Eichhorn et al. (2008) analyzed the extreme dry and hot weather conditions in Germany in 2003 and conclude that European beech meets drought stress in the following year by shifting the carbon allocation towards pronounced fruit development and natural regeneration in order to secure species survival rather than individual biomass production.

They noted that the status of the species had previously been obscured because it had been lumped for decades with O. couesi, a widely distributed and secure species.

Conservation needs to be so much more than insuring that we secure species as if filling Noah's Ark with, as the Bible indicates, "seven pairs of every kind of bird, male and female..."...

Banksia ericifolia is listed in Part 1 Group 1 of Schedule 13 of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974; this means that as a common and secure species it is exempted from any licensing or tagging requirements under the 2002 2005 management plan to minimise and regulate the use of protected and threatened plants in the cut-flower industry in New South Wales.

According to this score system, a score of < 2 is recommended for a probable species and a score of greater than 2.3 is recommended for a secure species identification [ 26].

Ministers must not act inconsistently with a national recovery plan when approving developments but there is nothing in Australia's environment laws that compel governments to actually implement the actions contained in the documents to secure a species' survival.

Rather as a foreign country helps a traveller understand his home, so it has taken space flight to understand Earth.Some insist that humanity must hurry on with the Martian vision, to explore and ultimately to colonise other planets to secure the species's future.

Our data provide an example of how subtle diversity within a local population could secure a species' potential for future evolutionary change.

"Not enough is being done to secure this charismatic species' future," he said.

The zoo, together with several other zoos and conservation organizations, has also been helping to secure the various species of frogs that live in Panama, to create a Noah's Ark of amphibians.

Offsets are undertaken when a development destroys an area of habitat, requiring a similar piece of habitat elsewhere to be secured for threatened species.