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Ecophysiology (from Gr**** οἶκος, oikos, "house(hold)"; φύσις, physis, "nature, origin"; and -λογία, -logia),
environmental physiology or physiological...
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against predators. The
dermal bones are also
argued to be
involved in
ecophysiological implications such as the heat
transfers between the body and the surrounding...
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severe did
important radial growth variation occur. Furthermore, the
ecophysiological advantage of an
improved water supply could be
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ecophysiological significance of this
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others on
frozen soil of the
Arctic regions. A
major ecophysiological advantage of
lichens is that they are
poikilohydric (poikilo- variable...
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Ecophysiological and
Biochemical Perspective", Red
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secondary forests than in
mature forest interiors.
Ecophysiological studies indicate that
Macaranga peltata shows a
combination of high...
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