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  1. Subzonobiome VII of the Semi-Arid Steppes of Eurasia

    In Eurasia the regions that are arid in a broad sense cover vast expanses, extending from the mouth of the Danube almost as far as the Sea of...
    Heinrich Walter, Siegmar-W. Breckle in Ecological Systems of the Geobiosphere
    Chapter 1989

  2. The Role of Wood Exudates and Extractives in Protecting Wood from Decay

    Ever since humans began to use wood, its tendency to decay has been noticed but not understood. The decay of heartwood in standing trees is a common...
    J. H. Hart in Natural Products of Woody Plants
    Chapter 1989

  3. Zonobiome VI: The Temperate Nemoral Zones of Europe

    The geographical area covered in this volume includes zonobiomes VI-IX and extends over 200 degrees longitude, from Ireland to the Bering Straits....
    Heinrich Walter, Siegmar-W. Breckle in Ecological Systems of the Geobiosphere
    Chapter 1989

  4. Mathematical modelling of ecological succesion—a review

    The present review gives an account of the applicability of mathematical modelling in ecological succession studies. The ability of particular model...

    Jan Lepš in Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica
    Article 01 December 1988

  5. Recent successional processes investigated by pollen analysis of closedcanopy forest sites

    Forest succession was investigated by pollen analysis of two mor-humus sections and of peat from a 3 m-diameter hollow under mixed conifer-hardwood...

    Richard H. W. Bradshaw, Norton G. Miller in Vegetatio
    Article 01 August 1988

  6. Book reviews

    David F. Murray, Joseph M. Beitel, ... Jeanne Goode in Brittonia
    Article 01 July 1988

  7. Europe

    The concept of a ‘Great Ice Period’ was adopted by most geologists after a vigorous controversy in the middle of the last century. The glacial theory...
    William A. Watts in Vegetation history
    Chapter 1988

  8. Wood Moisture and the Environment

    In order to understand the interaction of wood with the water in the atmosphere, it is necessary to consider first some of the basic properties of...
    Christen Skaar in Wood-Water Relations
    Chapter 1988

  9. The Autecological Accounts

    J. P. Grime, J. G. Hodgson, R. Hunt in Comparative Plant Ecology
    Chapter 1988

  10. Modern Pollen—Vegetation Relationships

    The establishment of the field of Quaternary paleoecology is commonly considered to be Lennart von Post’s presentation before the 16th Convention of...
    Paul A. Delcourt, Hazel R. Delcourt in Long-Term Forest Dynamics of the Temperate Zone
    Chapter 1987

  11. Quaternary Landscape Ecology

    Quaternary landscape ecology represents a holistic approach to the understanding of the long-term patterns and processes operative on landscapes. It...
    Paul A. Delcourt, Hazel R. Delcourt in Long-Term Forest Dynamics of the Temperate Zone
    Chapter 1987

  12. Insects in forest biocenoses

    The variety of species occuring ince it entails the species’ coexistence even though this may be of an antagonistic nature. The persistence of a...
    Andrzej Szujecki in Ecology Of Forest Insects
    Chapter 1987

  13. Competition in Migrant Birds in the Nonbreeding Season

    Although it is widely recognized that migration is an adaptation that allows bird populations to exploit seasonal resources, the factors that underly...
    Russell Greenberg in Current Ornithology
    Chapter 1986

  14. Deciduous forest

    Coves of the southern Appalachians contain what may be regarded as prototypes of the deciduous forest association in North America. A diverse...
    David J. Hicks, Brian F. Chabot in Physiological Ecology of North American Plant Communities
    Chapter 1985

  15. Distributional patterns of sunfishes on the New Jersey coastal plain

    Sunfishes of the genera Lepomis and Enneacanthus are characteristic inhabitants of quiet waters on the New Jersey coastal plain. In southern New...

    John H. Graham, Robert W. Hastings in Environmental Biology of Fishes
    Article 01 April 1984

  16. Production, decomposition, and nitrogen dynamics ofMyrica gale litter

    Myrica gale litter deposition and decomposition were studied in a central Massachusetts peatland to determine the amount of N made available to the...

    Christa R. Schwintzer in Plant and Soil
    Article 01 February 1984

  17. Production, decomposition, and nitrogen dynamics of Myrica gale litter

    Myrica gale litter deposition and decomposition were studied in a central Massachusetts peatland to determine the amount of N made...
    Christa R. Schwintzer in Frankia Symbioses
    Chapter 1984

  18. Mognolia Family: Magnoliaceae

    Janice Glimn-Lacy, Peter B. Kaufman in Botany Illustrated
    Chapter 1984

  19. Wetlands and coal surface mining in Western Kentucky — A regional impact assessment

    A wetland atlas (Mitsch et al. 1983) was developed for a 3960 km 2 region of the Western Coalfield in Kentucky to inventory the wetlands there and to...

    William J. Mitsch, Jan R. Taylor, ... Paul L. Hill in Wetlands
    Article 01 December 1983

  20. Photosynthesis Bibliography

    Z. Šesták, J. Čatský in Photosynthesis Bibliography
    Chapter 1984
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