Sentence examples for survive moisture from inspiring English sources

Makhado et al. (2014) explain that C. mopane is adapted to survive moisture stress, low nutrient environments and even disturbances caused by fire and browsing by large herbivores through its physical, physiological and chemical responses.

Classification of drought tolerance often relies heavily on the geographic range of species distribution (especially in relation to soil moisture availability) as an indicator of a particular species' capacity to survive moisture stress.

It's built to comply with a rigid military standard that governs a computer's ability to survive shock, moisture, dust, vibration and other hazards.

Eggs and adults require moisture to survive, with low dry season moisture levels affecting adult mortality (Sota and Mogi, 1992; Russell et al., 2001).

The area along the coast, however, is almost always foggy, and succulent shrubs (such as aloes) manage to survive on this moisture.

Due to the ability of foodborne pathogens to survive in low moisture foods, the decontamination of these products is an important issue in food hygiene.

Plants could not survive when soil moisture was lower than 25%.

Its great capacity to survive in low-moisture environments and its ability to develop resistance to antimicrobial agents afford A. baumannii the possibility of spreading in hospitals.

Desert plants and animals have many peculiar adaptations that enable them to survive long periods of moisture shortage and to take maximal advantage of short, infrequent wet periods.

For example, both field and laboratory soil transplant experiments in the Antarctic have shown that non-native non-vascular plants are already present in the soil propagule bank and will germinate and survive when temperature and moisture are raised (Kennedy 1996).

Harmful bacteria need this moisture to survive.