understorey species
The morphological traits variation and inter relationships of understorey species of Sal (Shorea robusta) forest of north-eastern Uttar Pradesh, India.
... 366 species under 83 ...liana) species belonging to 56 families within understorey of sal ...each species during field ...a species were used for measurement of ...each species ...
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Environmental characteristics drive variation in Amazonian understorey bird assemblages
... each species captured in each netting event was aggregated per ...sample understorey birds, as it detects more cryptic, ground-foraging and non-singing birds than aural or visual surveys ...under-sample ...
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Impact of cattle on conservation land licensed for grazing in South Westland, New Zealand
... the understorey and ground ...the understorey vegetation, between sites where cattle had access and those where cattle were ...for understorey species was not due to overhead canopy, proximity ...
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Prescribed burning to increase the richness of long unburned and fragmented mallee communities
... overstorey) species at the expense of short-lived (typically understorey) species, and an overall decrease in apparent (above-ground) native plant species richness (Gill and McMahon 1986; ...
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Long term response of understorey cover, basal area and diversity to stand density in a mixed oak forest on the Síkfőkút plot in Hungary
... woody species was recorded in the ma- ture foliage ...seral species, as ...major understorey species were more frequent and the foliage cover was significantly higher in canopy openings ...
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Resilience and stability of Ecklonia radiata kelp forests: the importance of intraspecific facilitation and patch dynamics
... kelp species (Larkum 1986: Hatcher et ...on understorey species and communities have also been widely tested and have well recognised responses (also see Kennelly 1989; Connell 2003; Wernberg et ...
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Understorey bird responses to the edge-interior gradient in an isolated tropical rainforest of Malaysia
... between understorey bird species abundances, understorey bird species diversity and habitat variables was ...detect understorey bird species response to gradients in ...
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Manipulating ungulate herbivory in temperate and boreal forests: effects on vegetation and invertebrates. A systematic review
... on understorey species richness ...on understorey rich- ness, despite much smaller sample ...changed species composition supported such an influ- ence of the duration of herbivory ...
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Phenological Studies of Some Indigenous Tree Species in the Takamanda National Park, South West Cameroon
... 10 understorey species were studied in the Takamanda National Park in ...tree species was similar for the two years of ...overstorey species occurred in December, February, July-August and ...
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Understorey phylogenetic diversity in thermophilous deciduous forests: overstorey species identity can matter more than species richness
... stress-tolerant understorey species with phylogenetically conserved adaptive ...target species in less favorable ...decrease species diversity (Grime 1973; Gross et ...some species to ...
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A Forest Succession in the Catlins Ecological Region, Southeast Otago, New Zealand
... shrub understorey remaining after canopy destruction by wind would have prevented establishment of manuka, a light-demanding pioneer species which was present throughout ...
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Resilience of a eucalypt forest woody understorey to long-term (34–55 years) repeated burning in subtropical Australia
... We present results from a long-term dataset that provides vital information to address contemporary management contro- versies regarding ‘appropriate’ fire frequencies for land managers in subtropical eastern Australia. ...
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Fire and the persistence of tuart woodlands
... The discovery of two tuart seedlings at each of two unburnt sites highlights the possible role for infrequent events in time and uncommon events in space to contribute to the recruitment of long-lived species ...
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Biogenic volatile organic compounds in the ambient air and plant emissions of a Tasmanian native forest, and the relationship between emission rates and essential oil content
... ISSN 0080 4703. School of Chemistry, University of Tasmania, GPO Box 252-75, Hobart, Tasmania 7001, Australia. The biogenic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the ambient air of the Hobart Air Shed and in the emissions ...
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Recruitment and dispersal limitations in a chronosequence of secondary forests in tropical Australia
... liana species (9 ssp), while old secondary and mature forest sites registered a higher number of species (15 and 20, ...liana species in tropical Australia have biotic seed dispersal (Gallagher et ...
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Biomass allocation, shade tolerance and seedling survival of the invasive species Berberis darwinii (Darwin’s barberry)
... and understorey sites were similar to each other in terms of canopy openness, the seedlings from these sites exhibited several significant differences: seedlings from edge sites had more leaves and lower specific ...
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Characterisation of some Lamiaceae Species Distributed in the Rize Province, Turkey
... Healing with plants dates back probably to the evolution of mankind, therefore natural environment has been a source of medicinal agents for thousand of years. As well known about 80 % of human in the World rely mainly ...
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... (95 species; 10,000 gulls of six species), Karli (117 species; 5,000 gulls of six species), Mitbav (103 species; 2,000 gulls of six species) estuaries, and grasslands such as ...
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FLORISTIC INVENTORY AND ECOLOGICAL ATTRIBUTES OF PLANT RESOURCES OF HAZAR NAO HILLS, DISTRICT MALAKAND PAKISTAN
... plant species growing in any geographic area (Qureshi et ...distinct species in an area and their occurrence in the growing ...new species of the area and their adjustment in local climatic condition ...
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IN SPECIES
... matter while the minimum growth was recorded in Nepal (I> isolate. mexicana showed poor growth, however, nitrogenase activity was maximum in this isolate whereas A. f[r] ...
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