Übersetzung für "Species richness" in Deutsch

Flower and plant lovers, biologists such asBotanists are excited about this species richness.

Botanists are excited about this species richness.

Species richness therefore leads to greater security," Schneider sums up.

The species-richness of Hiiumaa is noteworthy.

A loss of forested areas can lead to a decrease in species richness in adjacent streams.

Species richness is the most widely used measure for biodiversity assessment.

Species richness of shallow tropical reefs is highlighted in yellow to red.

Without the delivery of organic substances, the species richness will shrink even more.

Species richness therefore leads to greater security,” Schneider sums up.

We consider intact ecosystems and species richness as the natural capital of our company.

In poly-cultures with different biodiversity levels, the interdependence between species richness of plants and of AMF will be further investigated.

According to the World Bank standards, the Mindo-Nambillo national park belongs because of its worldwide unique species richness to critical natural habitats.

This is a unique site in the nationwide scale in terms of communities and species richness .

Species richness in Papua New Guinea: Tree ferns grow to over 3500 m in the central highlands.

Biodiversity of an ecosystem is therefore both the diversity of species and the richness of these species.

The flourishing flora and fauna give us a foretaste of the species richness of the Mindo-Nambillo protected forest.

Research evaluating the relationship between extinction and human impact showed that, after controlling for species richness, the best predictors of the global pattern of extinction risk are measures of human impact, with ecological factors being of secondary importance.

A broader “bio-regional“ approach is therefore necessary which incorporates biodiversity conservation objectives with a sustainable use of the biological resources and relevant socio-economic issues when forest sites are selected on the basis of species richness, threats or biological criteria as being of international value for forest biodiversity.

Degraded ecosystems tend to have lower species richness and are unable to offer the same range of services than healthy ecosystems.

The complexity of the Mediterranean fisheries, in terms of species richness and diversity of fishing gears and practices, together with its economic structure, enables fishermen to be flexible, adapt quickly and to counteract undesired effects of external factors, including management measures.

Yet according to the MA, some two-thirds of ecosystem services worldwide are in decline, compromised by over–use and loss of the species richness which ensures their stability.

Rasmussen considered in a 2005 paper whether the revised taxonomy of the book, with its many species splits, had significant conservation implications, but felt that the effect on species richness in South Asia was limited, and would have only a moderate conservation impact, increasing the number of potentially threatened species in the region from 6% of the total avifauna to about 7%.