Not exact matches
In some instances, the tiny fungi and bacteria constrain where offspring can grow, but in higher elevations — where the species is headed as the climate warms — a less robust soil microbiome seems to create conditions where baby trees can thrive upslop
In some instances, the tiny fungi and bacteria constrain where offspring can grow, but
in higher elevations — where the species is headed as the climate warms — a less robust soil microbiome seems to create conditions where baby trees can thrive upslop
in higher elevations — where the species is headed as the climate
warms — a less robust soil microbiome seems to create
conditions where baby trees can
thrive upslope.
These
conditions made the toad vulnerable to the chytrid fungus, which is thought to
thrive in warmer, drier climes.
[Response: Those sources of methane come from anaerobic bacteria that
thrive in warm, wet
conditions.
Because the mosquitoes that carry and transmit the virus
thrive in warm and humid
conditions, it is more commonly found
in areas with these weather
conditions.
Chiggers
thrive in wet,
warm conditions.
This dog is bred to
thrive in the cold; if he finds himself
in warmer climes, he needs a cool retreat, preferably with access to air
conditioning.
Treatment for failure to
thrive in newborns is aimed at keeping the affected puppy
warm and hydrated, managing blood sugar, providing appropriate nutrition and treating any diseases or
conditions affecting the animal.
Others, including Euan Nisbet of Royal Holloway, University of London, point to tropical wetlands, which have been getting wetter and
warmer,
conditions in which methanogens
thrive.
What's more, perennial staple tree crops can weather and
thrive under
conditions that annuals can not — vital
in a
warming world.
And
in Panama, scientists will use detailed datasets of species by species differences across regions to understand which characteristics enable some species to
thrive under
warmer or drier
conditions, while others perish.