Sentence examples for species availability from inspiring English sources

Species composition in forests depends on the interaction of species traits and species availability.

Habitat fragmentation showed a primary influence on TD, probably because the effect on dispersal limitations concerned mostly species availability.

Depending on algal species, availability and types of nutrients, N P ratio in algal biomass ranges from 4 1 to 40 1 [33].

On the other hand, a severe disturbance will re-initiate an even aged directional successional trajectory, but the details will depend on disturbance legacies and differential species availability at the time of the event.

Maintaining viable populations of amphibians in urban and suburban landscapes will require conservation strategies that consider key urbanisation processes (i.e. habitat availability and habitat quality) and the key responses and adaptations to urbanisation (i.e. species availability and species response).

Although habitat contiguity is thought to be conducive to the persistence of many sensitive species, availability of funding and suitable land may restrict the extent to which this spatial attribute can be pursued in land management or conservation.

Despite this potential, there is limited documentation of the camel forage species, their availability and distribution.

Phenological patterns of the epiphytic species determining availability of propagules and limited dispersal, leading to aggregated patterns of distribution, are considered the main factors responsible of such patchiness.

The regeneration status of preferred species and availability (i.e. density) of other species suggested that the long-term persistence of preferred fuelwood species in the landscape is in question.

Factors that contribute to cellular oxidative stress include elevated levels of reactive oxygen species, diminished availability of detoxifying thiols, and the misregulation of metal ions (both redox-active iron and copper as well as non-redox active calcium and zinc).

Each interviewee was first asked about the trend of different elements of natural resource management (e.g. incidence of uncontrolled bush fire, abusive tree cutting, primary productivity of vegetation, species richness, availability of water) in the community over the past 30 years.