noun
definition
The living organisms of a region.
definition
Platycladus orientalis (syn. Biota orientalis, Oriental arborvitae).
Examples of biota in a Sentence
For a start, we have a very incomplete knowledge of the earth's biota.
They also support a unique biota, notably six inadequately protected bird species.
The island has the most remarkable biota of any of the islands in the NW Chain.
The dissolved CO 2 in the oceans is used by marine biota in photosynthesis.
The diets were dominated by pelagic and benthopelagic prey and relatively little use was made of the benthic biota.
Equally, it is clear that the elimination of agro-chemicals in arable land areas will lead to increased populations of insects and other biota.
Treat the cave biota with respect, watch out for them, and avoid disturbing them.
A particular aim of the study was to acquire further knowledge on the abundance and distribution of Sabellaria reef and its associated biota.
Study of the uncertainty in estimation of the exposure of non-human biota to ionizing radiation.
The degree and pattern of resuspension determine the impact to resident biota.
The wood is very durable and useful for outdoor work, such as fencing, posts, etc. Another species of arbor vitae is Thuja orientalis, known also as Biota orientalis.
This may adversely affect the freshwater biota, and the quality of private water supplies.
The policy implications of the missing sink being located in the terrestrial biota are discussed.