Examples of using Terrestrial ecosystems in English and their translations into German
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which in a broader sense contributes to the protection of terrestrial ecosystems and their biodiversity.
Dependent terrestrial ecosystems are not significantly damaged, and.
Land use and climate change bring about long-term changes to terrestrial ecosystems.
Various terrestrial ecosystems are characterised by"pulsed resources", i. e.
The evolution of terrestrial ecosystems, especially in relation to large-scale geological developments.
soil microbiota in agricultural and further terrestrial ecosystems.
The WSL offers research scientists an outstanding environment for conducting research on terrestrial ecosystems.
However, the amount of carbon that terrestrial ecosystems absorb and release changes from year to year.
Aquatic life in freshwaters is strongly dependent on inputs of food resources from terrestrial ecosystems.
As adults, they also inhabit terrestrial ecosystems, where they represent a source of carbon.
Spiders are predators and can be found in all terrestrial ecosystems in large numbers of both species and specimens.
More light is now being shed on the part played by terrestrial ecosystems in the global carbon cycle.
Senckenberg can avail itself of a unique stock of long-term data for a range of different marine, limnic and terrestrial ecosystems.
plant-mediated interactions in terrestrial ecosystems.
an indispensable part of all terrestrial ecosystems.
The results of our study will strongly influence our ability to predict the impact of global climate change on polar terrestrial ecosystems.
Mycorrhiza soil fungi play an important role, in terrestrial ecosystems, because they regulate the below round cycling of matter and carbon.
The influence of forests, savannahs, grasslands and other terrestrial ecosystems on the carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere is becoming increasingly clear.
Terrestrial ecosystems draw about 123 billion tonnes of carbon(450 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide,
Terrestrial ecosystems are vital for the global carbon cycle
