herbivore

Converse of object

• eat: Why, then, in the interval has God designed lions to eat herbivores like lambs?
• include: Abstract: Including large herbivores in wooded areas is often seen as a useful conservation tool.
• free-range: Research Interests My research focuses on understanding the impact of free-ranging herbivores on the habitats they graze.
• introduce: Furthermore, their habitat is constantly being degraded by non-native, introduced herbivores.
• call: Other animals eat only plants - they are called herbivores.

Adjective modifier

• mammalian: Initially focused on mammalian herbivores, we are now also working on the birds of the coastal marshes.
• wild: The critical factor in relation to habitat recovery or change will be the relative balance of domestic and wild herbivores.
• large: Over hunting, which caused the extinction of the larger herbivores, led also to the loss of open ground.
• small: Hay is absolutely vital to the health of small herbivores.
• other: Caution is advised in its use in other small herbivores.
• more: Greater productivity of algae means more herbivores can survive ( eg.

Modifies a noun

• exclosure: There are no controls at all for the small herbivore exclosures.
• feeding: There is also the added likelihood that any herbivore feeding on R ponticum would also contain toxins derived from the foliage.
• specie: There are a myriad of herbivore species in the forest and their interactions with plants are far-reaching and complex.
• dung: They can also sometimes be seen imbibing mineral salts from damp ground, from the edges of stagnant puddles, or from herbivore dung.
• attack: Water stress and herbivore attack both result in reduced growth and ongoing projects are examining the molecular basis of this response.
• population: Land management changes, such as CAP reform and culling, will result in changes in both domestic and wild herbivore populations.

Noun used with modifier

• insect: Adult insect herbivores are among the most attractive of all insects.
• grazing: The skull itself is rounded and self-contained -- superficially resembling a monkey's skull more than a grazing herbivore 's ( Figure 5 ).
• root: The most common insect root herbivore was Tipula paludosa and the application of insecticide reduced all insect larvae and reduced microbial biomass.