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Biogeographic province

A biogeographic province is Geographic areas characterized by specific plant formations and associated fauna.

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Bioindicator Species

Deutsch: Bioindikatorarten / Español: Especies bioindicadoras / Português: Espécies bioindicadoras / Français: Espèces bioindicatrices / Italiano: Specie bioindicatrici

The concept of Bioindicator Species plays a critical role in environmental monitoring by providing measurable insights into ecosystem health. These organisms, ranging from lichens to fish, react sensitively to changes in their surroundings, making them invaluable tools for assessing pollution, climate shifts, or habitat degradation. Their study bridges ecology and policy, enabling data-driven decisions for conservation and sustainable resource management.

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Bioinsecticide

Deutsch: Bioinsekizid / Español: Bioinsecticida / Português: Bioinseticida / Français: Bioinsecticide / Italiano: Bioinsetticida

Bioinsecticides are a class of pesticides derived from natural sources, such as plants, bacteria, certain minerals, or certain naturally occurring substances. These substances are used to control or kill insects that are considered pests. The use of bioinsecticides is gaining traction in modern agriculture due to their environmental benefits and reduced toxicity compared to synthetic chemical pesticides.

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Biological assessment

A biological assessment is an evaluation of the biological condition of a waterbody that uses biological surveys and other direct measurements of resident Biota in surface waters.

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Biological Assessment (bioassessment)

- Biological Assessment (bioassessment) : A Biological Assessment (bioassessment) is Using Biomonitoring data of samples of living organisms to evaluate the condition or health of a place (e.g., a stream, wetland, or woodlot)

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Biological Assessments or Bioassessments

Biological Assessments or Bioassessments are evaluation of the biological condition of a waterbody using biological surveys and other direct measurements of resident Biota in surface

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Biological community

Biological community see community

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Biological Contaminants

Biological Contaminants are Living organisms or derivates (e.g. viruses, bacteria, fungi, and mammal and bird antigens) that can cause harmful health effects when inhaled, swallowed,

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Biological Control

A Biological Control is In Pest control, the use of animals and organisms that eat or otherwise kill or out-compete pests.

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Biological criteria

A biological criteria is numeric values or narrative expressions that describe the reference biological condition of aquatic communities inhabiting waters that have been given a designated aquatic life use.

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