pallescens造句

• ""'Littoraria pallescens " "'is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Littorinidae, the winkles or periwinkles.
• ""'Melaleuca pallescens " "'is a plant in the myrtle family, Myrtaceae, and is endemic to the state of Queensland in Australia.
• :" C . p . pallescens " ( Baird, 1860 ) : Found in the southwest of the United States to central Texas and down through Mexico to Honduras.
• Towards the north there is a community dominated by False oat-grass ( " Arrhenatherum elatius " ), a Pale sedge ( " Carex pallescens " ), which form small populations.
• Perote ground squirrels have traits similar to those of spotted ground squirrels ( " X . spilosoma pallescens " ) found in the northern Mexican Plateau; however they are larger, have shorter tails and yellow backs.
• White-flowered forms collected from Zhejiang were named as " Iris japonica f . pallescens " by P . L . Chiu & Y . T . Zhao ( in Y . T . Zhao, Acta Phytotax.
• Studies of " P . pallescens " at Kirindy Forest found up to a 20 % drop in body mass during the dry season despite no changes in exudate production, indicating flowers and insects have a significant impact on the species'health.
• Eight species of lemur are recorded; Verreaux's sifaka ( " Propithecus verreauxi " ) is an endangered species on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, as is the Pale fork-marked lemur ( " Phaner pallescens " ).
• The West Basset Stamps location supports the three main liverworts along with " Pohlia andalusica ", " Cephaloziella stellulifera " and the nationally scarce mosses " Bryum pallescens " and the capsule producing " Gymnostomum viridulum ", again only at this site in Britain.
• Two subspecies are recognised : " P . nasuta " subspecies " nasuta " is found from western Victoria through eastern New South Wales and north to central Queensland, and " P . nasuta " subspecies " pallescens ", found from central Queensland through to the Cape York Peninsula.
• After comparing museum specimens, paleoanthropologist Ian Tattersall and physical anthropologist Colin Groves recognized three new subspecies in 1991 : the Pale fork-marked lemur ( " P . f . pallescens " ), Pariente's fork-marked lemur ( " P . f . parienti " ), and the Amber Mountain fork-marked lemur ( " P . f . electromontis " ).