- A
thermophile is an organism—a type of extremophile—that
thrives at
relatively high temperatures,
between 41 and 122 °C (106 and 252 °F). Many thermophiles...
- most of Europe, Turkey, the Levant, the
Caucasus and Iran.
Found in
thermophilous oak forests, it also does well in old
fields that are in
later stages...
-
eastern Africa, and the
Arabian Peninsula. In Macaronesia, it
occurs in
thermophilous forests,
dominating dry and
shallow soils,
southern aspects, and forest...
- low
winter temperatures below 4 °C (39 °F) of the
Black Sea
prevent thermophilous species from
becoming established. The
relatively high
organic matter...
- s**** on the
bottom of a sea. The
flora is
characterized by
berica thermophilous vegetation, the
environment a hot climate, or microterme,
usually live...
-
slopes of
limestone hills provide conditions for the
development of
thermophilous vegetation, gr****lands and shrubs. The city is
spaced along an extended...
- (C. ladanifer × C. salviifolius)
Cistus ×
vinyalsii Sennen They are
thermophilous plants,
which require open,
sunny places. This
plant genus is peculiar...
-
Vasilis Teodoridis The role of
central Italy as a
centre of
refuge for
thermophilous plants in the late Cenozoic,
Edoardo Martinetto, Acta Palaeobotan. 41(2):...
- the
title 'A
thermophilous shrimp from Tunisia'. The
title inspired Dr A.J.
Bateman to send her the
following limerick: A
thermophilous shrimp from Tunisia...
- the Błędów
Desert area includes:
inland dunes with sand gr****lands,
thermophilous inland sand gr****lands, willow, poplar,
alder and ash
forests During...
