Plant communities
Species richness and aggregation effects on the productivity of ruderal plant communities under drought perturbation
... There were some probable limitations in manipulating spatial clumping patterns in this experiment such as differ- ences in the timing of germination and the growth rate, and limitation in spatial scales of the ...
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Plant communities of field boundaries in Finnish farmland
... plify plant community structure and decrease species richness (Marrs et ...Higher plant species diversity increases the t e m p o r a l s t a b i l i t y o f p l a n t c o m m u n i t i e s (Tilman et ...
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Pilot Study on the Effects of Partially Restored Riparian Plant Communities on Habitat Quality and Biodiversity along First Order Tributaries of the Lower St Johns River
... ian plant communities along first order ...in plant and inver- tebrate ...riparian plant restoration can benefit ecosystem function and this goal may be facilitated by selecting species that ...
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Assessing the Reliability of Hydrologic Characterizations of Four Wetland Plant Communities
... the plant communities described. High Pocosin (HP) plant community was not used in the container study because it is considered to have similar dominant species and hydrologic regime as the PPW, BF, ...
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The environmental gradients and plant communities of Bergen Swamp, N.Y., U.S.A.
... of plant communities has been performed recently in the Bergen Swamp, NY, USA, a unique strongly minerotrophic mire with active marl ...survey plant communities. The plant survey ...
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Characterization of the Hydrologic Regime of Four Carolina Bay Plant Communities.
... these communities and the vegetation cannot ...(BF) plant communities found in three undisturbed Carolina Bays on the North Carolina Coastal ...various plant communities in the bays ...
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IPR 1.0: an efficient method for calculating solar radiation absorbed by individual plants in sparse heterogeneous woody plant communities
... Abstract. Climate change may alter the spatial distribution, composition, structure and functions of plant communities. Transitional zones between biomes, or ecotones, are partic- ularly sensitive to ...
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Major Ecological Factors Controlling Plant Communities in Louisiana Marshes.
... (Scripus olneyi).. Plant communities of Louisiana marshes as influenced by water depth and salinity of the free soil water. communis) on ground of slightly higher [r] ...
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California Plant Communities
... (B) Californian, those portions of California west of the Sierra Nevada and the southern mountains, thus inclurling the interior valleys and their sur- rounding hills in th[r] ...
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Estimating Biomass in Coastal Baccharis pilularis Dominated Plant Communities
... dominated communities, we compared three indirect measures including crown canopy height, basal stem diameter, and leaf area index (LAI) estimated using hemispherical ...
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Natural history of the Hogan Group 3 Floristics and plant communities
... The floristic distribution in the Hogan Group is characterised by decreasing native species-number with decreasing size of island, but if the ratio of the number of nati ve species to is[r] ...
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The vegetation of Mt Wellington, Tasmania : The plant communities and a census of the plants
... The Eucalypt forest ranges from open forests the dri.er low altitudes through dense forests of large trees with all important tall shrub layet· to stunted, fairly open, mOlltane-subalpin[r] ...
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Global trait-environment relationships of plant communities
... the communities’ trait composition and should be taken into account when interpreting the effect of environmental drivers in functional trait diversity using data on either floristic pools or ecological ...
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Infiltration rates and sediment production of selected plant communities in Nevada.
... Singleleaf pinyon/Utah juniper community consistently had the lowest infiltration rates, and this rate was significantly lower than all other communities except cres[r] ...
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Utilization of the major plant communities in the Similkameen Valley, British Columbia.
... From a land use standpoint the following habitat types are suitable primarily for grazing: Idaho fescue-en~gonum on Black, Dark Gray and Dark Brown soils; ponderos[r] ...
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Herbage Production in Four Range Plant Communities in South Texas.
... During the January-March pe- riod production declined by spe- cies in order of their importance, from buff alograss, plains bristle- grass, Texas wintergrass (Stip[r] ...
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California Plant Communities-Supplement
... North Coast Ranges from Mendocino County northward, scattered rem- nants southward to Sonoma and Marin counties, mostly east of the Red-... wood Forest and to elevations of 4,500[r] ...
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Plant Communities of Pennsylvania (DCNR)
... Related types: This type generally grades into either the "Great Lakes Region dry sandplain" or the "Great Lakes Region bayberry - cottonwood community." This communi[r] ...
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Enemy impact on plant communities in a changing world
... ③ Nitrogen enrichment increases the impact of enemies on plant functional composition. 318[r] ...
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Vol 45, No 1 (2015)
... A principal objective of this study was to summarise the presence and distribution of the Rosa canina in the different plant communities in Romania. The Rosa canina species and its inter-taxa were ...
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