| The three populations were classified into two edaphic groups according to soil type. |
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| Previous authors have suggested some oak communities represent edaphic climaxes on poor, droughty soils. |
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| Second, there was a lack of skilled vine dressers and knowledge of the industry, especially knowledge of local climatic and edaphic factors. |
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| Groundwater in the aeration zone is called edaphic water, whilst that found in the saturation zone is termed phreatic water. |
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| The area in which 'Pesca di Verona' fruit are grown has a very favourable edaphic environment, since it is made up of fluvioglacial soils. |
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| Some plant species are tolerant of edaphic factors in serpentine soils. |
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| West Indian genotypes are adapted to humid tropical conditions and are hence very cold sensitive but show tolerance of soil salinity and other adverse edaphic conditions. |
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| Such environmental and edaphic changes may greatly influence plant growth and survivorship, shaping species composition in the post-harvest community. |
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| Their abundance profiles in relation to different edaphic characteristics reveal habitat preferences and the existence of exclusive species. |
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| The distribution of the major plant groups in the study area is dictated by edaphic, topographical and climatic conditions. |
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| Iron toxicity is one the major edaphic constraints of lowlands in West Africa. |
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| Inspite of its adaptability to most difficult edaphic and climatic conditions, the olive tree is a genetically alternating crop. |
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| Given the pedological characteristics of this site, xeric morphological adaptation may be attributed to edaphic factors rather than climatic variables. |
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| Survival of the pathogen in infected plant tissue debris and in the soil is generally short-lived, but is dependent upon climatic and edaphic factors. |
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| It does not have particular edaphic needs as it can grow in soils of various kinds, such as clayey soils as long as they are sufficiently cool and deep. |
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| In addition to such formations, which are controlled by climatic factors, special forest communities, primarily controlled by edaphic factors and an extreme water regime, are found in coastal areas and along inland rivers. |
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| Due to its marked seasonality and diverse climatic and edaphic conditions, the Southwest Amazon complex is considered to be a phytogeographic unit very distinct from the rest of the Amazon. |
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| The sampled surface areas, the edaphic situation, currents, biotic variables and values for primary production all influence greatly the expression of diversity of this phylum, as will be discussed below. |
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| This is the case with Barrientos Island, the only Antarctic site where similar levels of edaphic degradation have been observed to other natural areas around the world which are subjected to high levels of use. |
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| The main question, from the juridical standpoint, concerning the limits of an aquifer is to determine whether the edaphic water, i.e., that in the aeration zone, is or is not part of that aquifer. |
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| All damage to the environment which might be due to the presence of tourists was recorded: rubbish, disturbance of animals, trampling of mosses and lichens, souvenir collecting, edaphic erosion, noise pollution, etc. |
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| We analysed the phospholipid fatty acid profile, an index of both microbial biomass and community composition, in association with vegetational and edaphic factors. |
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