Common garden
Behavioral and physiological traits of migrant and resident white crowned sparrows: a common garden approach
... Comparisons of the subspecies were made under common garden conditions in which photoperiod and housing were identical for both. Populations selected for the study reside at the same latitude (38°N) for 7 ...
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Assessing population-specific and environmental influences on bluegill life-histories: a common garden approac
... a common garden ...a common environment and varied the social structure by controlling the presence or absence of large, mature, male bluegill collected from a third ...
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Development of Crenosoma vulpis in the common garden snail Cornu aspersum: implications for epidemiological studies
... Anterior extremity, lateral view, note the junction between the muscular procorpus and metacorpus black arrowhead, the nerve-ring black arrow and the oesophago-intestinal junction white [r] ...
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THE ROLE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN GERMINA nON OF RUELLIA SEEDS M.A. CHOUDHURI, K.S. KONAR
... In the present study, attempts were made to elucidate the possible mechanism of germination of the seeds of Ruellia tuberosa L., a common garden weed, with a special ref e[r] ...
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Thermal performance covaries with environmental temperature across populations of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
... a common garden breeding design to examine genetic differences in thermal tolerance among three populations of Atlantic salmon, while excluding the potential effects of developmental ...
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Host Location by Adults and Larvae of Specialist Herbivore Heliothis Subflexa G. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)
... Host location by Heliothis subflexa ... HOST PLANT USE BY THE SPECIALIST HERBIVORE HELIOTHIS SUBFLEXA IN A COMMON GARDEN SETTING... ASSESSMENT OF OVIPOSITION PREFERENCE OF TWO MOTH[r] ...
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High natural gene expression variation in the reef-building coral Acropora millepora: potential for acclimative and adaptive plasticity
... The colonies selected for transcriptional profile com- parison were also genotyped using four microsatellite loci developed for A. millepora by van Oppen et al. [43] to further assess genotypic identity in the ...
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Exotic plant species are locally adapted but not to high ultraviolet-B radiation: A reciprocal multispecies experiment
... two common gardens located in the species ’ native and exotic ranges, in Germany and New Zealand, ...each common garden, all plants were exposed to three radiation treatments: (1) ambient sunlight, ...
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Salinity is an agent of divergent selection driving local adaptation of Arabidopsis to coastal habitats
... with common gardens laid out in the Marimurtra Botanic Garden at Blanes (41° 409 ...same common garden design was reproduced at both sites. The common garden was 2 3 6 m in the ...
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Is there metabolic cold adaptation in terrestrial ectotherms? Exploring latitudinal compensation in the invasive snail Cornu aspersum
... a common-garden experiment, we examined the MCA hypothesis in ectotherms at the intra-specific level by testing for the existence of latitudinal compensation in the land snail Cornu aspersum ...
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Assessing effects of seed source and transfer potential of white birch populations using transfer functions
... prisingly, most of the populations with good performan- ces in common garden were from locations with warm- er climates. However, a study has shown that it is possi- ble for species to perform differently ...
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Geographic variation in energy storage and physiological responses to freezing in the gray treefrogs Hyla versicolor and H chrysoscelis
... Although freeze tolerance in anurans has been known since 1982 (Schmid, 1982), little work has been done on the ecological and evolutionary significance of this remarkable trait. Most work to date has focused on ...
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Design And Development Of Indoor Organic Eco-Smart Garden
... smart garden. All the analysis result of smart garden has been recorded and stated in a table and figure, thus it is more easily to understand for other people or ...
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Physico Chemical Quality of Lake Kyoga at Selected Landing Sites and Anthropogenic Activities
... On the other hand, DO varied significantly (p < 0.05) across the various hu- man activities. Fishing areas had the highest DO (13.5 mg/l) and the waste sites the least (10.15 mg/l). DO values significant (p < 0.05) ...
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How Mendel’s Interest in Inheritance Grew out of Plant Improvement
... More common, because more appreciated, is the perennial winter spinach, Rumex patientia ...with common spinach masks the grassy taste of the latter. The common spinach Spinacia oleracea ...
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Gardens in the Traditional Houses – A Study on the Garden Elements in the Traditional Houses of Trabzon, Turkey
... Bhatti M & Church A (2004), stated that house and garden should be handled together and emphasized the garden culture. On the other hand, Yang B-E & Brown TJ (1982) compared the traditional Korean ...
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Indoor Garden
... A garden has a similar meaning in different cultures which is an expression of an individual’s or culture’s ...intimate garden which was a reflection of their inner world. But this garden culture was ...
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The Garden of Hephaistos
... In order to restore the planting, we must face the final and essential question: what grew in this garden? It is tempting to picture the formal decorative plan[r] ...
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Garden Theatre
... In Garden Theatre there are four main pitch collections from which pitch material is ...material. Garden Theatre also explores varying degrees of distinction between background and ...
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A RESEARCH ON QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF A LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING PROJECT IN UAE
... a garden project in the United Arab Emirates as an example to explain the concept of landscape engineering quality management and the content of it, and according to the characteristics of the construction of the ...
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