Examples of using Functioning of ecosystems in English and their translations into German
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Numerous species are considered key to the functioning of ecosystems.
Yet it is not only mankind, but also the functioning of ecosystems that rely on the quantity and quality of the groundwater.
This is likely to cause major impacts on structure and functioning of ecosystems.
At the same time, water is the basis for the functioning of ecosystems, and it is a major driver of cultural and socio-economic development.
Microbial communities in the soil, consisting of bacteria, fungi and protists,are crucial to the functioning of ecosystems.
Although floods can play a natural role in revitalising the functioning of ecosystems, they can also cause widespread environmental damage.
This loss of biological diversityinevitably leads two the question about the importance of biodiversity for the functioning of ecosystems.
But the good functioning of ecosystems also requires fungi, algae, worms, insects, reptiles and an innumerable variety of microorganisms.
BEF stands for Biodiversity-Ecosystem Functioning, that is, the correlation between biodiversity and the functioning of ecosystems.
Further our understanding of the functioning of ecosystems, their interactions with social systems and their role in sustaining the economy and human well-being.
The European Union hopes that it will actively combat one of the greatestthreats to biodiversity and thus the functioning of ecosystems.
One approach for example could be to revitalise the functioning of ecosystems so that the natural competitors of rice pests can help to avoid their mass reproduction and subsequent harvest yield losses.
Our aim is to develop new concepts regarding ecological processes, and internal control mechanisms and functioning of ecosystems in surface waters.
BOSTON- Biodiversity is essential for the functioning of ecosystems- from forests and fresh waters to coral reefs, soils, and even the atmosphere- that sustain all life on Earth.
Pollution from the ever increasing number of fish-farming units also places severe strain on the marine environment and the functioning of ecosystems.
The increasing loss of species around the world causes profound changes in our environment andthreatens the functioning of ecosystems along with the services they provide.
The worldwide agricultural sector faces the significant challenge of increasing production to provide food security for a population projected to rise to9 billion by mid-century while protecting the environment and the functioning of ecosystems.
Rebuilding trust between the administration and the fishers andresponding to the demands of the fishers for sharing research results about the functioning of ecosystems are other steps in this direction.
Increasing concern about the loss of diversity has inthe past years raised the question of how important diversity is for the functioning of ecosystems.
Researchers are investigating what effect a diminished biodiversity has on the functions of ecosystems.
The Department of Applied Ecology consists of the Professorship for Biodiversity and Functions of Ecosystems and the Professorship for Research into Climatic Effects on Special Crops.
The forest environment is a shared piece of world heritage and must be protected, preserved and, if possible, restored,with the ultimate goals of maintaining global biodiversity and the functions of ecosystems, and of protecting the climate.
How do they contribute to the functioning of complex ecosystems, where do they live and how?
Just as important are CO 2-sinks in form of functioning ecosystems.
Given the decline in bees, it is more important than ever to understand the interdependence of functioning ecosystems.