Sentences with phrase «temperate seasonal climate»

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japonicus to expand its range is due to its ability to use a variety of «larval habitats and a cold tolerance that allows an expanded seasonal activity range in temperate climates,» according to a 2014 article in the Annual Review of Entomology.

In some cases, the foliage loss coincides with winter in temperate or polar climates, while others lose their leaves during the dry season in climates with seasonal variation in rainfall.

Climate change hasn't been kind to the Arctic Circle, as evidenced by the decrease of seasonal ice in the area and the encroachment of temperate species.

Apples are deciduous trees that have adapted to temperate climates with relative seasonal change.

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California's vibrant seasonal cuisine would be nothing without the temperate coastal climate that enables farmers to grow the highest quality ingredients year - round.

In temperate climates strong seasonal waterborne infections like the norovirus, rotavirus, salmonella, campylobacter and — differing from the usual dogma — influenza are mainly triggered by drinking water, dependent on the water's temperature (in Germany it is at a minimum in February and March and at a maximum in August).

In temperate climates the lethal H5N1 virus will be transferred to humans via cold drinking water, as with the birds in February and March 2006, strong seasonal at the time when drinking water has its temperature minimum.

- The middle latitudes (23 1/2 N / S - 66 1/2 N / S) have temperate / seasonal climates.

This would all be someplace with a temperate climate — windows open at least half the year — with definite seasonal changes, and within walking distance of parks, dining, and shopping.