Area and species selection
Selection of Different Trees/Shrubs Species for Rehabilitation of Degraded Lands in Wag-Lasta Area, Northeastern Ethiopia
... shrub species selection on degraded lands are valuable tool for ecological ...shrub species in three agro-ecological zones of Waglasta area, ...shrub species were ...Wag-lasta ...
Non-native species survey protocols, target species selection and risk assessment tools for the Baltic Sea
... phytoplankton species composition, abundance and biomass, when applicable) A vertical zooplankton sample should be collected with a standard 100 - 200 µm mesh free- fall dropnet or similar at each ...the ...
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Agronomic Crop Species and Variety Selection 1
... The field and forage crops that could be grown in Florida are described in Table 1 University of Georgia and Auburn have state wide variety test reports that come out yearly to see how forage and row crops do over a wide ...
SELECTION OF SALINITY TOLERANCT CITRUS ROOTSTOCK SPECIES
... leaf area and leaf burning %), leaf chemical constituents (proline content) and leaf element content (N, Mg, Ca, Na and Cl), the differences between each citrus rootstock and molecular analysis RAPD were also ...
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Species-occupancy distribution removes an excessive parameter from species-area relationship
... LL=,(n/2) 7ln(2π),(n/2) 7ln(RSS/n),(n/2) (SI1.1) where RSS is the residuals sum of square and n is the number of isolates. Next, AICc values were calculated as: ,2 LL +27F+27F7 (F+1)/(n,F,1) (SI1.2) with F being the ...
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Species trait selection along a prescribed fire chronosequence
... affect species sorting after prescribed burning, indicating that habitat prefer- ences are more important than life history and morphol- ogy traits in determining carabid species presence, at least at the ...
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ARE MICROHABITAT PREFERENCES OF COEXISTING SPECIES UNDER SELECTION AND ADAPTIVE?
... each nest was recorded every 3–4 days. Nests that fledged at least one young were considered successful. Observations of nestlings within 2 d of fledging age, fledglings near the nest, or parents feeding new fledg- lings ...
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Host location and selection by British Culicoides species associated with farms
... group species remains unknown and could be related to differences in feeding efficiency and feeding site ...This area would be of significant interest to pursue in detail during future ...
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Robustness of reserve selection procedures under temporal species turnover
... the selection of reserve networks emphasize the need to represent biodiversity features e¤ciently, but this may not be su¤cient to maintain those features in the long ...the selection of reserve networks ...
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Comparison and Selection of Saprophagous Diptera Species for Poultry Manure Conversion
... powder, malt extract and yeast (Miller et al., 1974), cotton soaked in milk and honey water (Louw, 1964), fermenting dog biscuits (Schoof, 1964) and many other fermenting organic materials have been used as oviposition ...
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Improving species distribution models for invasive non‐native species with biologically informed pseudo‐absence selection
... the species’ 83 environmental tolerances and natural and anthropogenic dispersal constraints (Václavík & 84 Meentemeyer, 2009; Elith et ...the species, but where invasion has not been realised through ...
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Morphological attributes species identification of oleiferous Brassica species and better parents selection criteria for Brassica Juncea
... Among different Brassica species, the diploid species Brassica rapa L. var. toria and sarson (brown/yellow) and B. juncea L. are widely cultivated in Bangladesh. Besides, several non pungent allotetraploid ...
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Effectiveness of the global protected area network in representing species diversity
... Our results caution against the common belief that spatial structure is necessarily beneficial for cooperative behaviour. The Prisoner’s Dilemma illustrates that cooperating individuals are prone to exploitation, and ...
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The countryside species-area relationship is a valid alternative to the matrix-calibrated species-area model
... species are not constrained to native habitat fragments, and that the matrix habitats 11.. can play an important role in the conservation of biodiversity (Prugh et al.[r] ...
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Anuran Species in Kayu Tanam Area
... Anai Area and as lowland form Kapalo ...education-tourism area to domestic and international tourism. Koto Hilalang area have been paddy farming area without pesticides ...education-tourism ...
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Realized portfolio selection in the euro area
... euro area equity markets than what in general believed in the literature, and that the latter, after almost a decade, is still in ...euro area stock markets may still be feasible and ...portfolio ...
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How selection structures species abundance distributions
... and species of fish and crustaceans collected hourly from two filter screens over a 6-h period are ...most species and gives adequate sample sizes for even low abundance ...
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Site and species selection in sea cage aquaculture
... 9. Sites in which pathogenic or potentially pathogenic organisms exist prior to establishment of the farm should be avoided. 10. Bays, straits and inland seas are ideal sites for cage culture provided these sites are ...
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Selection of candidate species for cage culture in India
... farmers. Selection of fish species is playing major role in cage culture ...the species the biological as well as economical criteria should be taken into consideration, which includes available ...
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The Invasive Species of Walhalla Area in Columbus, Ohio
... invasive species in order to prevent ...invasive species in Walhalla area in order to educate the residents about these species and its impact on their properties and gardens; moreover, using ...
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