Übersetzung für 'abiotic environment' von Englisch nach Deutsch

abiotic environment

unbelebte Umwelt {f}ecol.

abiotische Umwelt {f}ecol.

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abiotic {adj}

leblos

abiotischbiol.ecol.

abiotic synthesis

abiotische Synthese {f}biol.

abiotic factors

abiotische Faktoren {pl}biol.

environment

Umwelt {f}

Umgebung {f}

Umfeld {n} [Milieu, Einflüsse, Bedingungen]

Ausstattung {f}

Umweltsbild {n} [selten]

Milieu {n}

Außenwelt {f}

acoustic environment

akustische Umwelt {f}audioecol.

listening environment

Hörumgebung {f}

corporate environment

Unternehmensumgebung {f}

control environment

Kontrollumfeld {n}econ.fin.

far environment

ferne Umwelt {f} [nicht von einer Organisation beeinflussbare Faktoren]econ.

near environment

nahe Umwelt {f} [Kunden, Lieferanten und direkte Konkurrenten]econ.

internal environment

interne Umwelt {f}econ.

environment variables

Umgebungs­variablen {pl}comp.

investment environment

Anlageumfeld {n}fin.

• Additionally, similar to crocodilians, homosporous fern gametophyte sex is determined by the abiotic environment in accordance with the size-advantage model.
• Geotourism adds to ecotourism's principal focus on plants (flora) and animals (fauna) by adding a third dimension to the abiotic environment.
• In practice, the portion of the abiotic environment of most concern to ecosystem ecologists is inorganic nutrients and energy.
• Although general environmental levels are low, it is widespread in the biotic and abiotic environment. Being lipophilic, Mirex is strongly adsorbed on sediments.
• A sapronosis is an infectious disease caused by an organism that is able to live and reproduce in the soil or an other abiotic environment, and infects a living host directly from that environment.

• Shachak’s research focuses on ecosystem engineers, organisms that modulate the abiotic environment.
• Mosaic, along with general coevolution, most commonly occurs at the population level and is driven by both the biotic and the abiotic environment.
• Clumping can be caused by the abiotic environment surrounding an organism.
• Thus, it was concluded that cooperation, which is more successful in battling the abiotic environment, rather than competition is a driving factor in natural selection.
• Tasks may also allow organisms access to resources present in the abiotic environment, and the environment can be carefully manipulated to control the relative costs or benefits of resistance.

• Native cultivars are usually more well suited to the native disease and abiotic environment (with the exception of one variety and one disease).
• This reaction occurs very slowly in an abiotic environment.