xerophilous

The desert is also home to cacti, succulents and other examples of xerophilous flowers.

The habitat consists of deserts or xerophilous areas.

Grasslands are restricted to the northeastern corner interspersed with xerophilous scrub.

This species inhabits warm scrubs and xerophilous hillsides.

Zygaena purpuralis prefers sunny and grassy slopes, undercliffs and xerophilous steppes.

Since the organism is slow-growing and xerophilous (i.e. drought-tolerant), only a small conduction channel is needed, unlike other plants.

This is a thermophilous species found in Thermo and Meso-Mediterranean habitats with xerophilous grasslands and light scrubland.

A number of xerophilous plants grow in the brackish subsoil of Maio, Sal, and Boa Vista.

Pupilla triplicata lives in grass near limestone rocks, in dry and sunny habitats, often in limestone rock rubble with xerophilous vegetation.

The typical habitat of this species are the woods, especially deciduous forests, forest edges, the dry bushy hillsides, arid grasslands and xerophilous scrubs (including rocky slopes).

The region is also home to cacti, succulents and other examples of xerophilous plants, as well as animal species including the Tuco-tuco and the Four-Eyed Frog.

Instead it snaffles the careless gaze with thermoluminescent indicator lights, and eschews the xerophilous, post-cyclical papyrus effect that (say) the Creda Superspeed gives cotton - eschews it for a delicate, touch-dampness.

Xerocrassa geyeri is xerophilous species and it is found today in open calcareous or loessic grass and scrublands with a sparse vegetation cover on mountaintops, karstic highland plateaus and disturbed pastures, which are thought to constitute ecological refuges.

In Great Britain, its distribution is more or less restricted to coastal dunes, while in Poland, it has been noted to avoid humid and humic forest soils, and live in symbiosis with xerophilous grasses and the black locust tree, Robinia pseudoacacia.

Of these, 8 are endangered species which are characteristic to the ecoregion of the xerophilous grasslands and/or the Xerothermic subcontinental Oak forest, and are: Cephalaria radiate, Cephalaria uralensis, Onosma pseudoarenaria, Jurinea mollis ssp.

The ' habitat of Therevidae is more varied than that of other Asiloidea but as in Asiloidea preferred ecosystems better suit the larvae, so these insects are more common in thickets of xerophilous plants (garrigue and maquis, in deserts and on sandy beaches.

It has been reported to occur in littoral xerophilous scrub, psammophilous and halophilous littoral grassland, thorny xerophilous scrub, tropophilous deciduous and semidesciduous scrub, as well as tropophilous semidesciduous seasonal forest in the northwest of Venezuela.