نتایج جستجو برای: temperate

تعداد نتایج: 18400  

Journal: :jundishapur journal of microbiology 0
beleneva irina alekseevna a.v. zhirmunsky institute of marine biology, far east branch, russian academy of sciences, russia kukhlevsky andrey danilovich far-eastern federal university, russia; institute of chemistry far eastern branch of russian academy of science, pr.100-letiya vladivostoka, 690022, russia +42-32313301, [email protected] kharchenko ulyana valerievna institute of chemistry far eastern branch of russian academy of science, pr.100-letiya vladivostoka, 690022, russia +42-32313301, [email protected]; institute of chemistry far eastern branch of russian academy of science, pr.100-letiya vladivostoka, 690022, russia +42-32313301, [email protected]

background bacterium-bacterium antagonistic interactions could be important in the ecology of marine bacteria. antimicrobial properties of microorganisms are exploited in various fields of human activities. objectives antagonism of heterotrophic bacteria from different marine environments of tropical and temperate zones was examined. materials and methods bacteria were isolated from biofilm sam...

2017
Thomas K Lameris Femke Jochems Alexandra J van der Graaf Mattias Andersson Juul Limpens Bart A Nolet

During spring migration, herbivorous waterfowl breeding in the Arctic depend on peaks in the supply of nitrogen-rich forage plants, following a "green wave" of grass growth along their flyway to fuel migration and reproduction. The effects of climate warming on forage plant growth are expected to be larger at the Arctic breeding grounds than in temperate wintering grounds, potentially disruptin...

2001
Michio ANAZAWA Genya SAITO Yoshito SAWADA Haruo SAWADA

Leaf Water Content Index (LWCI) was proposed by Hunt, E. R. Jr., and et al (1987). At the beginning we tried and succeeded to develop this index for the practical application to the satellite remote sensing data such as Landsat TM. Next we performed vegetation monitoring using LWCI by SPOT Vegetation and we got same results. LWCI is not susceptible to influences from the atmospheric noise such ...

2010
Amy L. Moran H. Arthur Woods

BACKGROUND Many aquatic animals enclose embryos in gelatinous masses, and these embryos rely on diffusion to supply oxygen. Mass structure plays an important role in limiting or facilitating O2 supply, but external factors such as temperature and photosynthesis can play important roles as well. Other external factors are less well understood. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS We first explored t...

2015
Mohammad A. Tariq Francesca L. C. Everest Lauren A. Cowley Anthony De Soyza Giles S. Holt Simon H. Bridge Audrey Perry John D. Perry Stephen J. Bourke Stephen P. Cummings Clare V. Lanyon Jeremy J. Barr Darren L. Smith

Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Pa), normally a soil commensal, is an important opportunistic pathogen in Cystic Fibrosis (CF) and non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis (nCFBR). Persistent infection correlates with accelerated decline in lung function and early mortality. The horizontal transfer of DNA by temperate bacteriophages can add gene function and selective advantages to their bacterial host withi...

2006
Stephen B. Baines Nicholas S. Fisher Erin L. Kinney

Arctic waters are contaminated with metals and radionuclides from diverse sources. Here we present experimental results evaluating the bioaccumulation of dissolved metals by the mussel Mytilus edulis, widely used as a food source and also as a bioindicator of coastal contamination. We used radioisotopes to determine the uptake and excretion of Ag, Am, Cd, Co and Zn by M. edulis collected from b...

Journal: :Journal of clinical microbiology 2003
James E Futse Massaro W Ueti Donald P Knowles Guy H Palmer

Whether arthropod vectors retain competence for transmission of infectious agents in the long-term absence of vector-pathogen interaction is unknown. We addressed this question by quantifying the vector competence of two tick vectors, with mutually exclusive tropical- versus temperate-region distributions, for genetically distinct tropical- and temperate-region strains of the cattle pathogen An...

Journal: :Tree physiology 2006
S C Cunningham J Read

Australian rain forests extend from tropical climates in the north to temperate climates in the south, providing an opportunity to investigate physiological responses to temperature of both temperate and tropical species within the same forest type. Eight, rain forest canopy tree species were selected to cover the 33 degrees latitudinal range of rain forests in eastern Australia. Temperature to...

2016
Joel A. Harrington Neil F. Humphrey Joel T. Harper Joel A. HARRINGTON Neil F. HUMPHREY Joel T. HARPER

Englacial and basal temperature data for the Greenland ice sheet (GrIS) are sparse and mostly limited to deep interior sites and ice streams, providing an incomplete representation of the thermal state of ice within the ablation zone. Here we present 11 temperature profiles at five sites along a 34 km east–west transect of West Greenland. These profiles depict ice temperatures along a flowline ...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2014
Christine Lamanna Benjamin Blonder Cyrille Violle Nathan J B Kraft Brody Sandel Irena Šímová John C Donoghue Jens-Christian Svenning Brian J McGill Brad Boyle Vanessa Buzzard Steven Dolins Peter M Jørgensen Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza Naia Morueta-Holme Robert K Peet William H Piel James Regetz Mark Schildhauer Nick Spencer Barbara Thiers Susan K Wiser Brian J Enquist

The processes causing the latitudinal gradient in species richness remain elusive. Ecological theories for the origin of biodiversity gradients, such as competitive exclusion, neutral dynamics, and environmental filtering, make predictions for how functional diversity should vary at the alpha (within local assemblages), beta (among assemblages), and gamma (regional pool) scales. We test these p...

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