Sentence examples for trophic link from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a better understanding of the trophic link that is established between the plant and the associated bacteria is necessary.

Phenology and productivity are modulated by climate variability and disturbances, thereby providing the trophic link between these exogenous influences and animal populations.

These different patterns between deposit feeders and suspension feeders are probably due to a weaker trophic link of the latter with SOM.

The exudates shape the microflora associated with the plant, and further influences plant health and productivity, hence a better understanding of the trophic link that is established between the plant and the associated bacteria is necessary.

The soil free-living nematode communities are one of the most important groups of soil biota, constituting an essential trophic link between primary decomposers, such as the soil microflora, and larger animals.

Stable isotopic analysis was applied to the main macro-organisms occurring amidst Tubastraea spp. colonies, to 1) provide the first trophic characterization of the food web associated with Tubastraea spp., and to 2) elucidate if L. aristatus has a trophic link to its coral host Tubastraea spp. The food web that accompanies this invasive coral seems to be mostly composed of suspension feeders.

In a food web, nutrients flow via trophic links.

The formula has been obtained to calculate the sensitivity coefficient for ecosystems containing different numbers of trophic links.

Cycling of limiting substances, induced by the external free energy flux, and trophic links interaction is the basis of the mathematical modeling studies presented in this paper.

A mathematical model of an aquatic ecosystem has been constructed, with the following principal trophic links: limiting nutrient concentration, producers (phytoplankton), nonpredatory and predatory zooplankton.

A mathematical model was used to investigate the effect of cannibalism intensity on the net primary production and the dynamics of trophic links in an aquatic ecosystem characterized by cannibalism at the upper trophic level.