Sentence examples for wet terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Atmospheric moisture can result from various sources and processes over land: evaporation from open water, soil, wet terrestrial surfaces, wet vegetation 'interception' and transpiration (i.e. from within vegetation, Savenije 2004).

A scavenger and occasional predator of other small aquatic invertebrates, B. semperi is common in isolated, temporary water bodies such as vernal ponds, although it has also been collected in permanent lentic and lotic systems, wet terrestrial habitats (e.g., moss), and in phreatic and hyporheic biotopes (Reisinger, 1925; Kahm, 1951).

It includes more than 2,000 described species that usually occur in freshwater and marine environments throughout the world, but some species are found in wet terrestrial habitats, such as moist soil, or mosses and lichens living on fallen trees and rocks [ 1- 3].

The Hawaiian marine algae, although not completely characterized, have received far more attention through systematic study and large-scale biodiversity inventory efforts [ 1- 3] than have the non-marine algae that occupy such diverse habitats as streams, ponds, lakes, ditches, agricultural fields, cave and lava tube walls, wet walls, terrestrial and subaerial surfaces, and high elevation bogs.

Sites that lacked freshwater macroalgae were typically terrestrial or wet wall habitats that were sampled for diatoms and other microalgae.

How and why 43 of the world's most practiced fly-tiers tie their favorite wets, dries and terrestrials.

Oregon's trademark cool, wet weather is ideal for terrestrial gastropods, like the bright yellow native banana slug.

Natural ENSO-driven climate oscillations are associated with periodic wetting and drying cycles for terrestrial precipitation and are superimposed on a longer-term, positive P trend.

It is terrestrial in relatively dark, wet evergreen forests (Figure 1) and blooms from February to April, according to specimen records.

The free-living larvae are normally fully aquatic, but the tadpoles of some species such as (Nannophrys ceylonensis) are semi-terrestrial and live among wet rocks.

After being emitted into the atmosphere, they are redistributed between the gas and particle phases, and subsequently deposited to the terrestrial environment through dry or wet deposition [8].