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Physiological response of Monimopetalum chinense to light stress under habitat fragmentation
... fragmental habitat on the physiology, this paper investigated the physi- ological responses of Monimopetalum chinense with different light intensities in the Xianyu Mountains (Anhui, ...by habitat ...
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Habitat fragmentation and its lasting impact on Earth's ecosystems
... to habitat fragments ( 79 ...of habitat fragmentation, bringing people and agriculture closer to those ...further fragmentation reduces access to many services and ulti- mately may push ...
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Impact of habitat fragmentation on tsetse populations and trypanosomosis risk in Eastern Zambia
... (b) population showed a combination of Lusandwa (a) and Chisulo (c) population structures. The age distribu- tion resembled that of Lusandwa (a) population only in the rainy season and that of Chisulo (c) population in ...
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Habitat fragmentation and the population status of rodents in Abayum forest, Ikom, Cross River State, Nigeria
... Globally, habitat fragmentation reduces the population density of wildlife through the reduction of available migratory species due to accelerated habitat ...
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Habitat fragmentation and ecological traits influence the prevalence of avian blood parasites in a tropical rainforest landscape
... of habitat fragmentation and ecological parameters on the prevalence of blood-borne parasites (Plasmodium and Haemoproteus) in bird ...height, habitat specialisation and distributional ranges were ...
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Scale-dependent effects of habitat fragmentation on reproduction in the annual Circaeaster agristis, a narrow endemic and threatened species
... The results of our study indicate that the reproductive success of C. agristis does not respond negatively to habitat fragmentation. Although previous studies on both agricultural and experimental ...
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Effect of habitat fragmentation on some aspects of reproduction among Praomys delectorum sub-populations in the Taita and Kyulu Hills, Kenya
... In small mammals particularly rodents, selection generally favours the production of relatively many offsprings per litter. Intraspecific litter size variation requires individual mothers to establish an optimal litter ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... Chapler 2 - Assessment of habitat fragmentation Figure 2.7 Patch size class distributions for three vegetation types within the entire study area in 1942 and 1992.. a Tall eucalypt woodl[r] ...
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The Effects of Habitat Fragmentation and Connectivity on Plant Disease
... large-scale habitat corridor experiment, I found that corridors do not facilitate the movement of wind dispersed plant pathogens, that connectivity of patches does not enhance levels of foliar fungal plant ...
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Scale-dependent, contrasting effects of habitat fragmentation on host-natural enemy trophic interactions
... Table S21 Model-averaged results from the 95% confidence set of binomial GLMMs explaining host mortality from the parasitoid in terms of possible overall effects of habitat isolation (without controlling for the ...
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Scale-dependent, contrasting effects of habitat fragmentation on host-natural enemy trophic interactions
... Table S12 Results of the AICc-based model selection for models explaining host mortality from the parasitoid in terms of the effects of habitat isolation at different spatial scales, host mortality from the virus ...
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Modeling vineyard expansion, potential habitat fragmentation
... We used a statistical modeling technique called logistic regression analysis, and a geographic information system GIs, to map areas of possible future vineyard expansion in Sonoma County[r] ...
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The ecological and evolutionary consequences of habitat fragmentation on two species of gecko (Oedura reticulata and Gehyra variegata)
... Third, while surveys of remnant occupancy may provide a useful indication of relative levels of persistence, such a survey in this study failed to identify the extreme vulnerability thro[r] ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... Queensland Department of Environment & Heritage l995b Fire A ction Plan: Prescribed Bum Program for Hinchinbrook Island National Park 1995.. Internal Queensland Department of Environment[r] ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... Chapter 6 - Pine tree invasion Table 6.2 Multiple linear regression and ANOVA results for pooled pine distribution data i.e.. Significant results are highlighted in bold.[r] ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... Chapter 4 - The effects of soil type and soil moisture on woodland structure A summary of the data collected at the three study sites is presented in Table 4.3.. Mean soil moisture for t[r] ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... Chapter 3 • Melaleuca viridij[OTU open woodlands Results of one-way ANOVA's of Bray-Curtis classification groupings with site DBH Table 3.9 data and predicted total annual rainfall.. F r[r] ...
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The ecology of tropical lowland plant communities with particular reference to habitat fragmentation and Melaleuca viridiflora Sol. ex Gaertn. dominated woodlands
... " 138 Table 4.3 Summary of the community data collected at each of the three sites 139 Table 4.4 Results of repeated measures ANOVA for soil moisture 143 Table 4.5 Size class structural [r] ...
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Habitat fragmentation and occurrence of intestinal parasites among the Praomysdelectorum sub-populations in Taita and Kyulu hills, Kenya
... montane habitat in South East Kenya (Fig ...of habitat alterations with the indigenous trees being selectively harvested or cleared to give way to plantations and other forms of land ...
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Scale-dependent, contrasting effects of habitat fragmentation on host-natural enemy trophic interactions
... suitable habitat patches (Ewers and Didham 2006) , which may lead to parasitoids becoming “trapped” in smaller, discrete patches of habitat, again resulting in increased rates of parasitism (Roth et ...and ...
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