Significats de plant community en anglès

Jamaica's plant community Evidently, the Plant Daddy is an active member of Jamaica's online plant community.

Daytime warming and nighttime warming have the potential to influence plant community structure and ecosystem functions.

This ability buffers the AM fungal community against short-term changes in host plant community composition and diversity.

The MIMS rates did not differ across plant community types, but were correlated with soil organic N content.

The results showed that the minimum sampling areas of riparian plant community were smaller than those of the non-riparian community.

Soil organic carbon was highest in plots dominated by perennial graminoids, but DEA rates did not differ across plant community types.

The path is bordered by dog's mercury, woodruff, wild raspberry and wood sage, indicators of the age of this plant community.

In mixed broadleaf woods of the Pontic Mountains of northern Turkey, Rhododendron ponticum is a well-behaved member of the plant community.

A DCA-ordination showed that the main gradient in plant community composition was closely correlated to environmental variables for altitude, precipitation and net primary production.

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) inputs to aridlands are likely to cause changes in plant community composition, fire frequency, and carbon cycling and storage.

Yet, few experimental investigations have examined effects of GCDs on plant community structure across multiple ecosystem types, and those that do exist present conflicting patterns.

Here, the diversity and composition of the AM fungal community and its response to host plant community composition were studied in a low-Arctic meadow habitat.

The cliff environments are home to rare plant communities, as well as one of Virginia's most important peregrine falcon breeding grounds.

All the results showed that there were abundant plant species in the riparian plant communities on the northern slope of Changbai Mountain.

Water stress associated with drought-like conditions is a major factor limiting plant growth and impacts productivity of natural plant communities and agricultural crops.

Both native and range expanding plant communities produced most above-ground biomass in soils that were conditioned by plant communities distantly related to them.