phytogeographical (Meaning)
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phytogeographical (a.)
Of or pertaining to phytogeography.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phytogeographical
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phytogeographical Sentence Examples
- The phytogeographical distribution of plant species reveals their historical dispersal patterns.
- The Eastern Himalayas exhibit a diverse phytogeographical zone, home to unique plant communities.
- Phytogeographical studies contribute to our understanding of plant migration and adaptation.
- The Amazon rainforest is a vast phytogeographical region of immense importance for global biodiversity.
- The Sahara Desert is a phytogeographical barren zone characterized by extreme aridity.
- Phytogeographical analysis helps identify areas of high plant endemism and conservation priorities.
- Climate change is expected to significantly alter phytogeographical patterns, potentially affecting plant distributions.
- The phytogeographical history of Europe has been shaped by multiple glacial events and post-glacial colonization.
- Phytogeographical regions serve as important biomes with distinct plant communities and ecological processes.
- Conservation efforts often involve protecting phytogeographical hotspots to safeguard plant diversity and ecosystem stability.
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Of or pertaining to phytogeography.
No synonyms found.
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The phytogeographical distribution of plant species reveals their historical dispersal patterns.
The Eastern Himalayas exhibit a diverse phytogeographical zone, home to unique plant communities.
Phytogeographical studies contribute to our understanding of plant migration and adaptation.
The Amazon rainforest is a vast phytogeographical region of immense importance for global biodiversity.
