例句與造句

1. If you remove a seed disperser, the results could be disastrous for a plant community.
2. The Central American squirrel monkey is an important seed disperser and a pollinator of certain flowers, including the passion flower.
3. This species feeds on nectar and fruits of many West African trees, presumably acting as pollinator and / or seed disperser.
4. However, the hermit thrush swallows the whole fruit and later regurgitates the seed, indicating that it is an important seed disperser.
5. And from the point of view of a seed disperser, I'd rather eat fruit that provides more of my nutritional needs.
6. It's difficult to find seed disperser in a sentence. 用seed disperser造句挺難的
7. A study by J . C . Motta-Junior and K . Martins found that the maned wolf is probably an important seed disperser.
8. The introduced common blackbird is, together with the native silvereye ( " Zosterops lateralis " ), the most widely distributed avian seed disperser in New Zealand.
9. Considered by some to be a frugivore, it also feeds on leaves, nectar and flowers of many plant species; this lemur is believed to be a useful and efficient seed disperser.
10. As the blue iguana consumes a variety of plant material, favoring fruits and flowers over leaves and stems when available, it is valuable on Grand Cayman as a seed disperser throughout its range.
11. Even the birds-of-paradise that are primarily insect eaters will still take large amounts of fruit; and the family is overall an important seed disperser for the forests of New Guinea, as they do not digest the seeds.
12. The red fig-eating bat ( red fruit bat ), endemic to the Puerto Rican Bank, plays an important role in the ecology of tabonuco forest in the Luquillo Mountains since it is believed to be the only seed disperser of bulletwood ( " Manilkara bidentata " ).
13. The red fruit bat ( " Stenoderma rufum " ) is the primary & ndash; and possibly the only & ndash; seed disperser of " M . bidentata " in parts of the Caribbean . " Tuckerella xiamenensis ", a species of peacock mite, was described from a sapodilla tree.