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(121) Bordeaux area had been located in the France southwest part , it had been close to Atlantic Ocean , a temperate climate , the soil form had had Gironde river much, vine here growth is optimum.

(122) Robinia pseudoacacia is a perfect hybrid tree and a pioneer tree species in vegetation restoration, which is high valuable to forest restoration and ecological building of temperate zone of China.

(123) The province's climate ranges from that in the frigid zone, temperate zone, subtropical zone to tropical zone. As a result, Yunnan has rich zoological and botanical resources.

(124) Girls are more likely to be born at tropical latitudes than in temperate or subarctic climes , according to new research.

(125) This species is distributed over the north temperate zone, and Guizhou is the most south boundary of its distributions.

(126) China also has the most diverse flora of any country in the North Temperate zone.

(127) Temperate forest ecosystems occupy a position of prominence among all ecosystems.

(128) This is because the Russian people in the frigid zone , Dalian in temperate, subtropical and you.

(129) Foul-smelling skunk cabbage bloom along the Quinault River in Washington's Hoh River Valley temperate rain forest. The Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

(130) Western China is the dividing line between subtropical and temperate.

(131) Analysis of genera flora indicates the temperate component (50.0%) is slightly more than tropics component (45.5%), and the Pantropic component is the most. Sentencedict.com

(132) The distribution of Adelgidae is coincident with their host plants, mainly in temperate zone and sub-tropical mountainous areas of the Northern Hemisphere.

(133) Other types, known as lysogenic or temperate, integrate their nucleic acid into the host 's chromosome to be replicated during cell division.

(134) Any of numerous usually evergreen ornamental shrubs of the genus Rhododendron of the North Temperate Zone, having clusters of variously colored, often bell-shaped flowers.

(135) Most of the Siberian regional climate is temperate coniferous forests.

(136) The vast movements of the earth's curst created a vast land of Australia, isolated it and positioned it across the tropical and temperate climatic zone.

(137) The diverse geographic distribution patterns of genera were characterized by 52.51% of temperate zone components and 44.06% of tropical zone components.

(138) The pantropic type is 22.9%[sentencedict.com], the north temperate type 17.4% and the East Asia one 17.0% at generic level. The temperate elements are slightly more than the tropical ones(237:230).

(139) Ryegrass (Lolium L. ), a graminaceous crop, is one of the most important grasses for forage and turf, and widely distributes in temperate regions.

(140) Cold - Temperate shrubs distributes in alpine area above 3700 m in the Lashihai region.

(141) Noctilucent clouds are a fundamentally new phenomenon in the temperate mid-latitude sky, and it's not clear why they've migrated down from the poles.

(142) Although the tropical and subtropical zone had different germ plasm with our country's and American's in maize, photoperiod sensitivity had restricted its use in temperate zone.

(143) Ninety per cent of the country lies in the temperate zone.

(144) Aceraceae A family of temperate and tropical trees and shrubs that includes the maples and sycamores.

(145) Every week suitably puts on make-up the tool with the special-purpose abstergent or the temperate soap clean, then uses the surface paper suck dry moisture content to air dry again.

(146) They thrive only in suitable soil and a temperate climate.

(147) Although there had been many researches on the effect of drought on lotic ecosystems, most of them were studied in temperate or arid region with an obviously wet and dry season in a year.

(148) Fog crowns towering conifers, such as Douglas fir and yellow cedar, in the Pacific temperate rain forests of Vancouver, British Columbia.

(149) That's true in temperate regions, where glaciers—glacially—flow downhill. Over thousands of years, the frozen masses can scrape miles off of mountains.

(150) Fires of natural origin have historically been extremely common throughout the temperate forests.