Sentence examples for temperate seasons from inspiring English sources

Its temperate seasons, dense hardwood forests, ample freshwater, great diversity of habitats fifty-four "ecological communities" in all, according to Sanderson, from pitchabitats fifty-fourecologicalo eelgrass meadows—made it an unusually abundant communitieshe continent.

Of course, there is a dearth of strong sun around just at the moment, but soak it up in more temperate seasons and studies show that vitamin D stored in your fatty tissue will be enough to see you through the winter.

John Magrath, a researcher, says they all say similar things: "moderate, temperate seasons are shrinking…rainy seasons are shorter and more violent…making it more difficult to grow crops [and] difficult for them to know when best to plant".As the earth warms up, many have feared that farmers will pay a high price.

The most temperate seasons are spring, which can be changeable, and autumn, which is generally sunny and dry.

The climate is characterised by a temperate dry season from May to October, and a hot and rainy season from November/ December to April.

A fertile soil and a temperate growing season favour agriculture; the island's location makes it a base for lobster, shellfish, and groundfish (cod, hake, flounder, and redfish) operations; and its sandy beaches, warm waters, and other tourist amenities attract hundreds of thousands of summer visitors.

"Think about a temperate growing season.

Climatically, the early portion of a temperate growing season is signalled by a rise in temperature.

Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) is a temperate, warm-season perennial that is being developed as a cellulosic biofuel crop [ 1, 2].

As we carried out this study in a temperate climate, "season" cannot be simply extrapolated to other parts of the world.

In temperate climates, nesting seasons become more distinct and there are some seasons of the year when no egg-laying takes place.