Eben noticed how the fine white fabric of their mycelium sometimes grew through the pile so tenaciously that big bunches of chips stuck together in a single clump when he lifted them with a pitchfork.
When Raven discovered nine or ten specimens of the Carex bicolor sedge growing neatly in a cleared spot (one wilted, as if badly planted) and nowhere else on the island; when specimens of two "surviving" species were found in a single clump -- and again, nowhere else; and when the soil from one of Harrison's specimens differed from the soil where it reportedly grew, the case seemed clear.
But primate species winking out in Asia, Africa, and especially Madagascar could spell big trouble for ecosystems, as entire guilds of primates with similar specializations--such as dispersing seeds--would be lost in a single clump.
In addition, concomitant to the spindle collapse, they progressively aggregated and resulted in a single clump in the cytoplasm (Fig 4B, lower panel).
We were interested to look in details, which cell types are present in these cell lines, therefore we described in detail B10L and C5L as these lines were cloned from single clump (B10) or cell (C5) and contained less diverse number of cell types.
Flocculation is evident from the mix of colors in a single clump.
Representative image of a single clump (white outline) showing E6-1 cells form clumps by adhering to each other.
Studies on the effect of spatial clumping on interference competition have typically used clumped or concentrated food distributions (basically a single clump (Theimer 1987; Vahl et al. 2005a)).
From our example we can demonstrate intraspecific variation in Dactylobiotus sp. samples in all three gene regions examined (the 8 Dactylobiotus specimens came from a single portion of moss and are presumed to be conspecifics) and 5 sequence variable alleles at the Wingless locus for Ramazzotius oberhaeuseri from a single clump of moss.
You should have a single clump of squishy wax in your hand, not several small clumps that you have to stick together.
If needing to pull more than one to three smaller wires, connect wires in such a way that the point of connection to the heavy string is not a single "clump of wires" folded over.
