Definition of Hygrophytic. Meaning of Hygrophytic. Synonyms of Hygrophytic

- entering through precipitation than leaving through evapotranspiration; hygrophytic palynological (fossil pollen) ****emblages that reflect vegetation more...
- However, the extent of the adaptation depends much on the annual rainfall. Hygrophytic ecosystems occur when there is a short dry period with a few rain showers...
- distribution seems to largely depend on water availability (being considered hygrophytic) and dissolved aluminum in the soil. It is quite consistent under varied...
- Coniferales, suggested as a member of its own family, the "Pelourdeaceae". A hygrophytic riparian conifer with herbaceous or shrubby habit. Some specimens are...
- forests at various elevations. This species adapts well to mesophytic to hygrophytic conditions and is particularly prevalent in areas with prolonged snow...
- bryophytic tundra Non-sphagnum moss bog Hepatica bogs Pluvinar mires Hygrophytic mire tundra Montane pulvinar tundra Bryophyte and dwarf shrub tundra...
- upper slopes of the higher peaks, but it seems to be restricted to the hygrophytic vegetation zone (cloud forest). This article incorporates public domain...
- Buczkowska & Odrzykoski (Marchantiopsida): modelling the occurrence of a hygrophytic species new to the bryoflora of Portugal, Madeira and Azores". Journal...
- layer is formed by a continuous cover of heather, xerophytic lichens and hygrophytic mosses; there is no undergrowth. In the sedge-molin grīnis, the arboreal...
- the upper slopes of the higher peaks, but seem to be restricted to the hygrophytic vegetation zone, i.e. the cloud forest. Many localities have a rather...