WVCs were generally highest on road sections with high traffic volumes, or low motorist visibility, and when roads cut through drainage movement corridors, or level terrain.
The mean cis- and trans- β-carotene contents were generally highest in the proximal portions and lowest in the distal portion of cassava storage roots.
Evapotranspiration rates were generally highest in the summer and autumn months, and corresponded with the times of peak standing biomass of P. australis.
Both abundance and number of species were generally highest on bushy substrates, and numbers were significantly highest at the lowest level.
Sound pressure levels were generally highest on the reef and attenuated with distance during the dawn transect; such attenuation was not detectable during the mid-morning transect (Fig. 1; Table 1).
In terms of soil order, NO3-N values were generally highest in Ultisols and Spodosols, but soil order explained less of the variation in the NO3-N data than did land-use or sampling date.
