Sentence examples for species allocated from inspiring English sources

These results might indicate that both of larch species allocated more biomass in root than broad-leaved species in low-watered conditions.

Grass species allocated less shoot mass to leaves (lower LMF), grew taller and had lower SNC than forb species.

The analysis shows a clear separation of the natural, IRA and urban/rural/IRA sites, with (mostly) typical species allocated to the different clusters.

Within the woody genus Bauhinia (Fabaceae), pot-cultured seedlings of two light-demanding climbing species allocated a greater portion of biomass to stems (after becoming scandent) than did seedlings of two tree species (Cai et al., 2007).

The trematode parasitic castrator species (operating stolen host bodies) that were more likely to be killed by dominant species allocated less to growth and relatively more to current reproduction than did species with greater life expectancies.

This lineage includes nearly 900 species allocated among six families and is the sister group of the Gobiesocidae, a relationship supported by six morphological characters, one of which is unique to this lineage [ 19].

The former species allocates received sperm nearly equally between the BC and the SP, and sperm exhibit similar survival rates in the two organs.

Since the males of this species allocate significantly more time to territory defence, cavity excavation and feeding of the young than females [5], we predicted that this should result in low frequency of EPP and possible occurrence of QP.

Both genders of uninfected snails fit into the patterns observed for the parasitic castrator species, allocating as much to growth and to current reproduction as expected given their probability of reproductive death (castration by trematode parasites).

Interestingly, both genders of uninfected snails fit into the patterns observed among the parasitic castrator species, allocating as much to growth and to reproduction as expected given their probability of reproductive death (castration by trematode parasites).

Previous studies have shown that at reduced P availability, most species allocate more biomass to roots and allocate root biomass in shallow soil horizons, as well as increase root length and develop more and longer root hairs and lateral roots; some even produce cluster roots, thereby promoting P uptake (Nielsen et al. 2001; Lambers et al. 2006, 2015; Brown et al. 2013).