Utilizing and conserving agrobiodiversity in agricultural landscape
... polygenetic disease resistances. Such complex traits depend on more genes and are very much influenced by the environment. As low-input management of organic agriculture results in a larger influence of varying environmental conditions (in time and geographically) on crop performance, also the QTLs ...
... polygenetic disease resistances. Such complex traits depend on more genes and are very much influenced by the environment. As low-input management of organic agriculture results in a larger influence of varying environmental conditions (in time and geographically) on crop performance, also the QTLs ...
New South Wales Commercial Kangaroo Harvest Management Plan
... fauna' and the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) is responsible for the 'protection and care of fauna'. The utilisation of kangaroos in NSW is regulated under the NPW Act and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Regulation 2009 (the Regulation) through the issue of various licences and tags. T ...
... fauna' and the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) is responsible for the 'protection and care of fauna'. The utilisation of kangaroos in NSW is regulated under the NPW Act and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Regulation 2009 (the Regulation) through the issue of various licences and tags. T ...
Swift Fox (Vulpes velox) - Registre public des espèces en péril
... (1990) suggested they were conspecific based on morphometric similarities and proteinelectrophoresis. However, Mercure et al. (1993) demonstrated through mitochondrial DNA analyses that the sequence divergence between the two species is similar to that between other morphologically distinct canids - ...
... (1990) suggested they were conspecific based on morphometric similarities and proteinelectrophoresis. However, Mercure et al. (1993) demonstrated through mitochondrial DNA analyses that the sequence divergence between the two species is similar to that between other morphologically distinct canids - ...
Management and Restoration Discussion
... -General consensus that it should be what it was which seems to be 10km2 using the most recent data. However, you should not to seem like you are trying to reduce area to get out of original mandate. Question: Can we predict if Lough would ever recover without intervention under current management - ...
... -General consensus that it should be what it was which seems to be 10km2 using the most recent data. However, you should not to seem like you are trying to reduce area to get out of original mandate. Question: Can we predict if Lough would ever recover without intervention under current management - ...
Action Plan - Environment and Natural Resources
... communities, particularly in the South Slave and Dehcho Regions, know of areas that are important for boreal caribou (i.e. Cameron Hills) and understand landscape changes caused by wildfires or human activities, including industry, could affect boreal caribou. Traditional knowledge and scientific st ...
... communities, particularly in the South Slave and Dehcho Regions, know of areas that are important for boreal caribou (i.e. Cameron Hills) and understand landscape changes caused by wildfires or human activities, including industry, could affect boreal caribou. Traditional knowledge and scientific st ...
Status Report and Assessment of Western Toad in the NWT (2014)
... Biology and behaviour The toads breed in a wide variety of wetlands. Following breeding, adults may remain to forage in the marshy or riparian edges of breeding sites, or they may disperse several kilometres to forage in other wetlands, riparian areas along streams, or upland sites. Western toads hi ...
... Biology and behaviour The toads breed in a wide variety of wetlands. Following breeding, adults may remain to forage in the marshy or riparian edges of breeding sites, or they may disperse several kilometres to forage in other wetlands, riparian areas along streams, or upland sites. Western toads hi ...
new south wales - Office of Environment and Heritage
... All kangaroo species and subspecies are ‘protected fauna’ in NSW under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NPW Act). However, the NPW Act and the National Parks and Wildlife Regulation 2009 make provision for the licensing of a range of activities relating to the commercial harvesting of kanga ...
... All kangaroo species and subspecies are ‘protected fauna’ in NSW under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NPW Act). However, the NPW Act and the National Parks and Wildlife Regulation 2009 make provision for the licensing of a range of activities relating to the commercial harvesting of kanga ...
Conservation of kaka in New Zealand
... 1991). Stoats are absent from all the islands where kaka still occur in good numbers; they are present on one island (D'Urville) where possums are absent, but where kaka have almost disappeared. RATS: Rats have been confirmed recently as predators of kaka nests. On Kapiti Island in 1988 nearly 23% o ...
... 1991). Stoats are absent from all the islands where kaka still occur in good numbers; they are present on one island (D'Urville) where possums are absent, but where kaka have almost disappeared. RATS: Rats have been confirmed recently as predators of kaka nests. On Kapiti Island in 1988 nearly 23% o ...
Biologia, ecologia i efectes de la formiga Lasius neglectus
... The aim of this work is to study: a) the reproductive biology and ecology of the invasive garden ant Lasius neglectus and b) its effects over other native arthropod communities in invaded communities from Northeast Spain; this last aspect has been studied on three populations. A large scale insectic ...
... The aim of this work is to study: a) the reproductive biology and ecology of the invasive garden ant Lasius neglectus and b) its effects over other native arthropod communities in invaded communities from Northeast Spain; this last aspect has been studied on three populations. A large scale insectic ...
Phage and bacteria support mutual diversity in a narrowing
... maximal growth rate of phages, the modeled ecology can exhibit a dramatic dynamic response to addition of strains, and transient oscillations can drive some strains to population levels equivalent to extinction. However, these extinctions may not represent real ecosystem behavior, as they would be s ...
... maximal growth rate of phages, the modeled ecology can exhibit a dramatic dynamic response to addition of strains, and transient oscillations can drive some strains to population levels equivalent to extinction. However, these extinctions may not represent real ecosystem behavior, as they would be s ...
Movement patterns of Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) around
... Vättern was in year 2000 (Andrén and Liberg 2008). However, the density of the lynx population in southern Sweden is low compared to the south central and northern parts of the country (Andrén and Liberg 2006), and appears to be limited by the dispersal of female lynx into southern Sweden (Samelius ...
... Vättern was in year 2000 (Andrén and Liberg 2008). However, the density of the lynx population in southern Sweden is low compared to the south central and northern parts of the country (Andrén and Liberg 2006), and appears to be limited by the dispersal of female lynx into southern Sweden (Samelius ...
June X, 2006 - Wild Fish Conservancy
... severely depressed, and the Puyallup population likely cannot sustain itself. The Stillaguamish population is characterized by a consistently low recruit-per-spawner ratio centered near 1.0 over 10 years; it does not appear productive enough to be selfsustaining in the near term. The Snohomish popul ...
... severely depressed, and the Puyallup population likely cannot sustain itself. The Stillaguamish population is characterized by a consistently low recruit-per-spawner ratio centered near 1.0 over 10 years; it does not appear productive enough to be selfsustaining in the near term. The Snohomish popul ...
Hawaiian Forest Birds CAMP 1992
... Even the more common species appear to be at risk. One hundred years ago the most widespread forest bird species were the 'O'o and the 'I'iwi (P. Banko, pers. comm.). The 'I'iwi no longer survives on west Maui and may no longer survive either on Lana'i or O'ahu. It appears that the 'Amakihi no longe ...
... Even the more common species appear to be at risk. One hundred years ago the most widespread forest bird species were the 'O'o and the 'I'iwi (P. Banko, pers. comm.). The 'I'iwi no longer survives on west Maui and may no longer survive either on Lana'i or O'ahu. It appears that the 'Amakihi no longe ...
Dynamics of the aphid-ant mutualism
... Our understanding of how evolution works is always changing. Mutualism was, and is still, defined as an interaction where both parties experience benefits from engaging with each other. In recent decades, traditional explanations of mutualistic interactions have been challenged, perhaps not by a new ...
... Our understanding of how evolution works is always changing. Mutualism was, and is still, defined as an interaction where both parties experience benefits from engaging with each other. In recent decades, traditional explanations of mutualistic interactions have been challenged, perhaps not by a new ...
(Diptera: Culicidae) Within the United States?
... one that was found in Asia during the 20th century, where Ae. aegypti populations underwent range expansion into locations where Ae. albopictus populations were declining (reviewed in Hawley 1988). The mechanism for displacement in Asia has many hypotheses, although under one scenario, niche differe ...
... one that was found in Asia during the 20th century, where Ae. aegypti populations underwent range expansion into locations where Ae. albopictus populations were declining (reviewed in Hawley 1988). The mechanism for displacement in Asia has many hypotheses, although under one scenario, niche differe ...
Key Performance Indicattors
... the results of the qualitative analysis by the Department should serve as a guide to where further input may be required towards the final assessment at the end of the management plan’s life-cycle. The summary information can be presented in a number of ways which are designed to assist in efficient ...
... the results of the qualitative analysis by the Department should serve as a guide to where further input may be required towards the final assessment at the end of the management plan’s life-cycle. The summary information can be presented in a number of ways which are designed to assist in efficient ...
Pyruvate : NADP+ Oxidoreductase from the Mitochondrion of
... Siddavattam, and Klingmüller 1995), or in CO2-fixation as pyruvate synthase (Chlorobium) (Yoon et al. 1999). On the other hand, among eukaryotes, PFO is only known to function in oxidative pyruvate decarboxylation in amitochondriate protists, where the electrons are donated to Fdox in hydrogenosome ...
... Siddavattam, and Klingmüller 1995), or in CO2-fixation as pyruvate synthase (Chlorobium) (Yoon et al. 1999). On the other hand, among eukaryotes, PFO is only known to function in oxidative pyruvate decarboxylation in amitochondriate protists, where the electrons are donated to Fdox in hydrogenosome ...
A Long-Term Biodiversity, Ecosystem and Awareness Research
... especially in market and medical research. The technique is not meant to produce generic results; but rather to help identify issues that are perceived as relevant by the participants, and to generate questions and hypotheses, in this case for example about public attitudes and notions of biodiversi ...
... especially in market and medical research. The technique is not meant to produce generic results; but rather to help identify issues that are perceived as relevant by the participants, and to generate questions and hypotheses, in this case for example about public attitudes and notions of biodiversi ...
Ecological interactions drive evolutionary loss of traits
... The majority of trait loss research has focused on cases in which a change or shift in the environment has driven functional redundancy. However, trait loss can also occur despite a continued functional requirement of the phenotype. In this type of trait loss, the phenotypic function of the trait pe ...
... The majority of trait loss research has focused on cases in which a change or shift in the environment has driven functional redundancy. However, trait loss can also occur despite a continued functional requirement of the phenotype. In this type of trait loss, the phenotypic function of the trait pe ...
Ecological interactions drive evolutionary loss of traits.
... The majority of trait loss research has focused on cases in which a change or shift in the environment has driven functional redundancy. However, trait loss can also occur despite a continued functional requirement of the phenotype. In this type of trait loss, the phenotypic function of the trait pe ...
... The majority of trait loss research has focused on cases in which a change or shift in the environment has driven functional redundancy. However, trait loss can also occur despite a continued functional requirement of the phenotype. In this type of trait loss, the phenotypic function of the trait pe ...
Faster and farther: Wolf movement on linear features and
... To determine whether wolves travelled faster on linear features, we connected successive GPS locations for each individual using ARCGIS 10.1 (ESRI 2013) and calculated travelling speed (the distance between two successive GPS locations divided by the time between locations, converted to km h 1). We ...
... To determine whether wolves travelled faster on linear features, we connected successive GPS locations for each individual using ARCGIS 10.1 (ESRI 2013) and calculated travelling speed (the distance between two successive GPS locations divided by the time between locations, converted to km h 1). We ...
- Wiley Online Library
... respectively). In this review we discuss all three types of Cendophyte with a focus on Type III C-endophytes, because they – like the NC-endophytes treated here – grow within plant tissues without manifesting symptoms of disease. Transmission of Class 1 endophytes is primarily vertical, with materna ...
... respectively). In this review we discuss all three types of Cendophyte with a focus on Type III C-endophytes, because they – like the NC-endophytes treated here – grow within plant tissues without manifesting symptoms of disease. Transmission of Class 1 endophytes is primarily vertical, with materna ...
Analysis of the genetic potential of the spongederived fungus
... Ircinia fasciculata in the course of a research program focused on the discovery and characterization of novel natural products. This led to the isolation and characterisation of two novel and structurally highly similar polyketides: sorbicillactone A and sorbicillactone B. Consistent with their str ...
... Ircinia fasciculata in the course of a research program focused on the discovery and characterization of novel natural products. This led to the isolation and characterisation of two novel and structurally highly similar polyketides: sorbicillactone A and sorbicillactone B. Consistent with their str ...
ISSAP Bewick`s Swan
... Malozemelskaya tundra are in the Kolokolkova Bay (3) and on the eastern coastal tundras of Russkii Zavorot Peninsula (west coast of the Pechora Bay; 4). In the Bolshezemelskaya tundra, the main breeding areas are the maritime lowlands of Bolvanskaya Bay (5), Medynski Zavorot Peninsula (6) and the so ...
... Malozemelskaya tundra are in the Kolokolkova Bay (3) and on the eastern coastal tundras of Russkii Zavorot Peninsula (west coast of the Pechora Bay; 4). In the Bolshezemelskaya tundra, the main breeding areas are the maritime lowlands of Bolvanskaya Bay (5), Medynski Zavorot Peninsula (6) and the so ...
Article The Evolution of Momordica Cyclic Peptides
... by asparaginyl endopeptidase (AEP) that joins their ends (Saska et al. 2007; Gillon et al. 2008; Mylne et al. 2011, 2012). This AEP-mediated cyclization requires a conserved proto-N-terminal Gly, proto-C-terminal Asx (i.e., Asn or Asp), small residue at P10 , and Xle (i.e., Leu or Ile) at P20 (Mylne ...
... by asparaginyl endopeptidase (AEP) that joins their ends (Saska et al. 2007; Gillon et al. 2008; Mylne et al. 2011, 2012). This AEP-mediated cyclization requires a conserved proto-N-terminal Gly, proto-C-terminal Asx (i.e., Asn or Asp), small residue at P10 , and Xle (i.e., Leu or Ile) at P20 (Mylne ...