Redistribution of ecological groups and life forms of plants of the Volga delta pastures under the influence of pasturage by T. V. Dymova

“…High level of pasture loading leads to degradation of the delta fodder grass, changing of plant and redistribution of ecological groups and life forms of plants. According to this fact the author offers the measures complex of preserving, restoring, and further increasing of biological variety of the Volga delta pastures.…”
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THE FAMILY OF BRASSICACEAE BURNETT IN THE FLORA OF THE CITY GROZNY by R. S. Erzhapova, M. Kh. Alikhadzhiev, T. S. Khasanov, Z. N. Amalova

“…The article also gives a brief, ecological, geographical, chorological affinity, life form, resource significance.…”
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The spatial distribution of coral diversity and conection to the oceanography conditions of Tidore Island Waters by Abdul Motalib Angkotasan, Abdul Ajiz Siolimbona, Salnudin Salnuddin, Firdaut Ismail, Asmar Hi Daud, Nyoman Metta N Natih

“…The results showed that the highest coral diversity was found at Toloa Station, with the largest area being the Acropora tabulate coral life form. Acropora coral species were found throughout the research location, with the highest percentage of cover found at Toloa Station. …”
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Analysis of the association Galio rotundifolii-Abietetum albae Wraber (1955) 1959 on Manjača Mt (NW Bosnia and Herzegovina) by Biljana Kuridža, Dragan Koljanin, Jugoslav Brujić

“…Species composition was analyzed in terms of life form, geoelements and chorotypes. Our analysis indicates that collected relevés can be classified as the association Galio rotundifolii- Abietetum albae belonging to the alliance Fagion sylvaticae. …”
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INTRODUCTION POPULATIONS OF USEFUL PLANTS IN THE YAKUT BOTANICAL GARDEN by Varvara V. Semenova, Nadezhda S. Danilova

“…All studied introductory populations were left-sided and had different absolute maxima, which depended on the life form and duration of plant stay in culture. Conclusions. …”
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Ethno-Botanical Survey of Medicinal Plants Used in the Treatment of Snakebites in Engali Sub-County Kazo District. by Bogere, Mohammed

“…Herbs were the predominant life form of these medicinal plants (53%), and seeds were the most frequently used plant parts (32.6%).The findings indicated jack bean and star grass as the most frequently mentioned plants, with leaves and seeds being the most commonly utilized plant parts for snakebite treatment. …”
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Digital society: theoretical outlines of the emerging paradigm by Yu. A. Chernavin

“…Its elements in the course of interaction give rise to digital formal and informal institutions in the economy, politics, culture, and social life; form a new structural element of society – the digital information sphere; develop into a whole as a digital society. …”
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Animal-Plant Interaction: by Ndizihiwe, Daniel R., Achille, E Assogbadjo, Sylvestre, C. A. M. Djagoun, Barthélémy KASSA

“…The study was based on 107 studies and data concerning disperser species, plant species and family, fruit type and size, seed size plant life form and the habitat, were presented in matrix form. …”
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Weed diversity in the reclaimed lands in Middle Egypt by Mahmoud Saeed, Ashraf Soliman, Maged Ahmad, Shereen Korany, Emad Alsherif

“…Therophytes were the most prevalent life form amongst weed species, accounting for an average of 72.5%, followed by phanerophytes (5.2%) and geophytes (7.5%). …”
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Compiling and analyzing the non-native flora of a megadiverse Neotropical country: a new catalogue for continental Ecuador by Ileana Herrera, Anahí Vargas, Kimberly Rizzo, Zhofre Aguirre, Isabella Dillon, Brunny Espinoza-Amén, Felipe Espinoza De Janon, Andrés Espinoza-Maticurena, José R. Ferrer-Paris, Efraín Freire, Carlos Gómez-Bellver, Diego Gutiérrez del Pozo, Vanessa Lozano, Alejandra Moscoso-Estrella, Nora H. Oleas, Kevin Panchana, Sebastián Pardo, Katya Romoleroux, Verónica Sandoya, Carmen Ulloa Ulloa, Isabela Vieira, Jordi López-Pujol

“…It includes information on taxonomy, life form, lifespan, origin, first year of record, and spatial-temporal distribution. …”
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BIOMORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF THE FLORA OF COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS OF DAGESTAN by Z. I. Soltanmuradova, A. A. Teimurov

“…Analysis of the over all spectrum of life forms of the flora of coastal ecosystems of Dagestan and structural variability of the spectrum indifferent types of plant communities. …”
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Prebiotic formation of enantiomeric excess D-amino acids on natural pyrite by Ruiqi Li, Quanzheng Deng, Lu Han, Tianwei Ouyang, Shunai Che, Yuxi Fang

“…Abstract D-amino acids, found in excess in a minority of organisms and crucial for marine invertebrates, contrast with the more common L-amino acids in most life forms. The local prebiotic origin of D-amino acid enantiomeric excess in natural systems remains an unsolved conundrum. …”
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Translated Diplomatic Letters of Chinese Emperor to Russian Tsar of late 17th Century as Linguistic Source by T. Y. Ignatovich, Y. V. Biktimirova

“…Meanwhile, the texts reflect both life forms and pronunciation variants of spoken Russian usage of the time, which may indicate that the interpreter dictated the text to the scribe, translating orally from Latin. …”
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Mess-making as a Force for Resistance: Reimagining Environmental Educational Research for Multispecies Flourishing by Hannah Hogarth, Charlotte Hankin

“…Employing Haraway’s (2008) ‘messmates’, we conceptualise how ‘we’ as ecosystems of thriving life forms are constantly living, learning and dying together and need to find new ways to co-research with/in/for more-than-human methodologies. …”
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Signs of Everyday Life in Linguocultural Studies by G. V. Tokarev

“…It is shown that everyday life is ordinary, stable, and at the same time transient, reflects naive consciousness, and is filled with a large array of cultural attitudes, stereotypes, and scenarios. Everyday life forms the basis for evaluating which people follow based on the principles of “this is how it is done” and “this is how it should be”. …”
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Plant root exudates: Advances in belowground signaling networks, resilience, and ecosystem functioning for sustainable agriculture by Ajay M. Sorty, Enoch N. Kudjordjie, Kamlesh K. Meena, Mogens Nicolaisen, Peter Stougaard

“…Typically, REs mediate critical biotic and abiotic processes, shaping interactions with multiple life forms including soil microbes, insects, and neighboring plants. …”
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The Bica São Tomé fossil site, Paraná Basin, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: A unique window to the dawn of the Mesozoic Era by Felipe Pinheiro, Atila A. Stock Da-Rosa

“… The Early Triassic is pivotal for understanding the recovery and diversification of post-extinction biotas, marking the initial emergence or early diversification of many modern life forms. This phase holds dual significance as it establishes the groundwork for contemporary biodiversity evolution and provides crucial insights into managing present ecological challenges. …”
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Defining a Novel Meaning of the New Organic Architecture by Jia-Rey Chang

“…The natural world itself—genes and life forms—can be engineered (and patented) just like industrial systems. …”
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Enhancing Flood Risk Assessment Using Multisensor Remote Sensing Data and Hydraulic Modeling by Qin Wang, Linlin Lu, Qingting Li, Muhammad Mubbin, Shaker Ul Din, Hela Elmannai, Yahia Said, Nazih Y. Rebouh

“…Rivers have historically been the primary water source for all life forms; however, their fluctuating flow patterns pose significant risks, particularly in coastal and flood-prone regions. …”
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