northern latitudes
Spring cereals: from dynamic ideotypes to cultivars in Northern latitudes
... in Northern latitudes could result in reduced stature, lodging resistant ...Northen latitudes would be in- creased ability to retranslocate the carbohydrates stored in ...
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Water ages in the critical zone of long term experimental sites in northern latitudes
... The study sites were located in three long-term exper- imental catchments in the northern latitudes (map pro- vided in Fig. S1): Bruntland Burn in the Scottish High- lands, UK (57 ◦ 2 0 N, 3 ◦ 7 0 W), ...
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Understanding terrestrial water storage variations in northern latitudes across scales
... Applying multiple observational constraints is particularly beneficial in regions where hydrological dynamics are poorly understood and thus their representation in models varies widely. This is the case for ...
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Soil-frost-enabled soil-moisture–precipitation feedback over northern high latitudes
... northern latitudes. The quantification of such effects, however, is still an open question. This is partly due to the complexity of the system, including several feedback mechanisms between land and ...
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Simulations of Seasonal and Latitudinal Variations in Leaf Inclination Angle Distribution: Implications for Remote Sensing
... When viewed from a point on the Earth, the path the sun takes through the sky over a day depends on the time of the year and latitude of the observer. If canopy leaf inclination angle distributions (LAD) are affected by ...
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Monitoring Soil Moisture Drought over Northern High Latitudes from Space
... Abstract: Mapping drought from space using, e.g., surface soil moisture (SSM), has become viable in the last decade. However, state of the art SSM retrieval products suffer from very poor coverage over northern ...
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Estimation of Opacity and Weighting Function in the Range of 58 Degree North Through 45 Degree South
... The monthly median values of height profiles of atmospheric parameters like pressure, temperature, dew point temperature and water vapour density for the month January-February (first set) and July-August (second set) ...
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Quantifying the effect of vegetation dynamics on the climate of the Last Glacial Maximum
... albedo of these regions especially in winter and spring when the surface is snow covered (see Brovkin et al., 2003). In ad- dition, this so called taiga-tundra feedback is amplified by an increase in snow coverage over ...
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Satellite observation of atmospheric methane: intercomparison between AIRS and GOSAT TANSO-FTS retrievals
... 575 hPa are − 0.76 and − 0.05 % and the RMSEs are 1.56 and 1.16 %, respectively. Some correlation of the retrieval error with degrees of freedom (DOFs) was also found, and the er- rors in the spring and in the high ...
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SAMSI IMAGe 2014 final
... temperature changes in different regions (e.g. algorithms that don't attempt to remove known features such as rapid warming in high northern latitudes). Here are some initial thoughts o[r] ...
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Fire at high latitudes: Data-model comparisons and their consequences
... the fi rst 10 years of a climate projection, the anthropogenic climate change signal is small compared to the decadal vari- ability of climate, so over this period, the uncertainties in the projection originate mostly ...
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Critical Considerations for an Urban Deer Collaring Program
... in northern latitudes, including suggestions for selection of tracking collar, cage trap specifications, and other aspects for capturing and physically immobilizing deer within metropolitan ...
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Depth habitat of the planktonic foraminifera Neogloboquadrina pachyderma in the northern high latitudes explained by sea ice and chlorophyll concentrations
... Our analysis is based on a synthesis of existing and new vertical abundance profiles of N. pachyderma from the high northern latitudes. We exclude the Pacific Ocean because it is inhabited by a distinct ...
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Climate change between the mid and late Holocene in northern high latitudes – Part 2: Model-data comparisons
... over northern high latitudes to the mid-Holocene orbital forcing has been investigated in three types of PMIP (Paleoclimate Modelling Intercompar- ison Project) simulations with different complexity of the ...
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Large scale propagating disturbances: approximation by vertical normal modes
... The first diagonal entry contains no contribution from the first baroclinic mode of the background flow; the second diagonal entry is mainly from the first back- ground mode. The first shear mode is dominated by westward ...
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Multi Satellite and Sensor Derived Trends and Variation of Snow Water Equivalent on the High Latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere
... from northern Siberia through North America and north- ern Greenland of varying ...Across northern Nor- way through northwest Russia there are significantly de- creasing trends of snow water ...
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Tropospheric ozone column retrieval at northern mid-latitudes from the Ozone Monitoring Instrument by means of a neural network algorithm
... Abstract. Monitoring tropospheric ozone from space is of critical importance in order to gain more thorough knowl- edge on phenomena affecting air quality and the greenhouse effect. Deriving information on tropospheric ...
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Taxonomical and pharmacological status of Typha: A Review
... Abstract: Cattail or Typha is a genus of plants. It is found in wetland habitats. They are usually found in the Northern Hemisphere, but sometimes found in wetlands elsewhere. These plants recognized in British ...
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Tropical palms and arums at near polar latitudes: fossil pollen evidence from the Tamar and Macquarie grabens, northern Tasmania
... Baker 2001) found in marine and terrestrial sediments in Australia that range in time from the Campanian to the Plio-Pleistocene and in space from Tasmania to the North-West Shelf. Late Cretaceous morphotypes are not ...
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An investigation of galactic structure made from the study of the northern hemisphere early type stars at intermediate galactic latitudes
... of young early type stars whose distances from and velocity components normal to the galactic plane are incompatible with their evolutionary lifetimes, if the star had been formed in the[r] ...
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