edaphic

The geographical isolation and special edaphic conditions helped to preserve it too.

Its distribution is a factor of climatic, edaphic, or other environmental attributes.

Also in regard to edaphic conditions Anatolia's diversity is astonishingly high.

Edaphic endemics are plants or animals endemic to areas of a specific soil type.

They present various topographical and edaphic regions.

Some small edaphic species are pale yellowish.

In restricted regions, with their own micro climate or special edaphic features, plant formations assume different characters.

Variability in climatic and edaphic conditions brings about significant difference in the forest types of the state.

The 16 Acacia species vary over this range, their distribution determined by edaphic conditions and soil depth.

The reserve is quite rich in plant diversity, for having a combination of different climatic and edaphic conditions at various altitudes.

The vegetation of the region is determined primarily by climate, with topography and edaphic conditions contributing secondarily.

Due to diverse topographical and edaphic factors, the reserve harbors varied vegetation types.

The region also has several edaphic plant communities, adapted to specific soil types, notably serpentine outcrops.

This mosaic is not just a response to exposure or edaphic factors but is also strongly influenced by fire disturbance.

Edaphic qualities may characterize the soil itself, including drainage, texture, or chemical properties such as pH.

This largely reflects edaphic drought associated with rapid drainage on the steep limestone topography.

Small marble-sized, iron-bearing granules are present at all sites and are likely an edaphic requirement.

Trigonopterus species inhabit primary tropical forests, both on foliage and edaphic in the litter layer.

What is distinctive about this region is the diversity of habitats created by edaphic, topographic and climatic variability.

The geographic and edaphic distribution of vernal pools in the Great Central Valley, California.

Because the ecoregion covers such a vast area, there are climatic, edaphic and floristic differences within it.

Presumably this is partly because the edaphic and topographic features define a number of discrete regions and ecological gradients.

However, this ecosystem of hygrophile and edaphic freshwater forests is of general structural complexity and extent.

In particular, disjunct populations of A. densa in eastern North America are edaphic endemics.

Succession ends in an edaphic climax where topography, soil, water, fire, or other disturbances are such that a climatic climax cannot develop.