At nearly two inches long, it is super-size for our temperate region.
Another system of classification, based on the duration of the life history, is particularly applicable to angiosperms of the temperate region.
Winter cress (genus Barbarea), genus of about 20 species of weedy herbs of the mustard family (Brassicaceae), native to the north temperate region.
And on some missions, where a planet has scorching days and dangerously frigid nights, robotic rovers might follow the dawn and stay in the more temperate region between the extremes, they said.
Next was a thirty-minute portrayal of a people, descended from a temperate region known as "Italy," living in a sector of the "northeast of the United States," in a "sand -filled community abutting a vasand -filledter sourcommunity
Where Scotland's deer stalking and grouse shooting provide possibly the lowest level of employment per square mile to be found in any temperate region in Europe, national parks could generate new jobs within an economy built on wildlife and tourism.
They are distributed primarily throughout the New World, especially in the northern temperate region and mountainous areas, though some species (formerly of the genus Erophila) are native to Europe.
Rhamnaceae, or the buckthorn family, which includes 52 genera and more than 900 species of shrubs and trees, is distributed worldwide, especially in the tropics and warm temperate region.
Elaeagnaceae, or the oleaster family, consisting of 3 genera and 45 species of shrubs and trees, is centred in the north temperate region and warm tropics, with extensions into Malesia and Australia.
Rajouri town falls in the temperate region.
The study area is the Gulf Islands, a temperate region in British Columbia, Canada.
