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Meaning of "dense colonies"
dense colonies: This phrase describes a situation where a large number of people or living organisms reside or congregate in a relatively small or concentrated area. It could refer to densely populated human settlements or tightly packed groups of animals or microorganisms in biological contexts
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Others congregate at dense colonies on coastal islands.
They are gregarious and live in dense colonies.
They breed in dense colonies of up to one million birds.
And they breed in incredibly dense colonies.
It thus can form dense colonies resistant to destruction by floodwaters.
Russian knapweed can form dense colonies.
It forms dense colonies that prevent the establishment of seedlings of native plant species.
Via its rhizomes it can form dense colonies.
They may feed singly or in dense colonies and have diverse feeding habits.
Sometimes this plant will form dense colonies.
Japanese knotweed forms dense colonies that crowd out native species and reduce ecosystem biodiversity.
Bulbosa often grows in dense colonies.
These species nest in dense colonies throughout the reserve between October and June.
They often occur in dense colonies.
The plant can spread vegetatively with its yellow creeping rhizomes and often forms dense colonies.
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Advantages of breeding in such dense colonies become clear.
Reproduction / Dispersal Shoots of Eurybia divaricata develop from the tips of rhizomes and form dense colonies.
This species breeds in dense colonies on coasts and islands.
Breeding pairs and individuals form very large and dense colonies.
It can form dense colonies.
Gannets breed very locally along the North Atlantic coast, mostly in dense colonies.
It may form dense colonies.
Here, you can see where Punta Tombo is, and they breed in incredibly dense colonies.
They grow in dense colonies.
When Japanese Knotweed invades an area, it forms large, dense colonies.
The Great cormorant breeds in dense colonies and is widespread during the non-breeding period.
During the breeding season, they form dense colonies on land.
It often forms dense colonies.
Population, Often scattered - does not form dense colonies.
They reproduce quickly, forming dense colonies of tendrils.
Can grow up to 5-m tall and form dense colonies.
Now the advantages of breeding in dense colonies become clear.
It is able to form dense colonies.
It usually forms dense colonies.
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They are more like resort colonies now
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