10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EDAPHICALLY»
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Encyclopedia of Ecology, Five-Volume Set: Online version
In addition to habitats formed on geologies with extreme chemical composition,
other edaphically influenced habitats, such as savannas, barrens, guano-rich
bird nesting rocks, coastal bluffs, alkaline flats, and vernal pools are also
important ...
2
A Candidate Gene Approach to the Detection of ...
The soils in Mendocino County, California are heavily podzolized yet they sustain dwarf, endemic conifers such as Pinus contorta ssp. bolanderi. (Bolander pine) Interestingly, P. contorta ssp. contorta (shore pine), a sister taxon, occurs ...
Hurshbir Shahi, California State University, Sacramento, 2010
3
Serpentine: The Evolution and Ecology of a Model System
Because the ability to regrow after damage is also closely linked to resource
availability (reviewed in Strauss and Agrawal, 1999), tolerance to herbivory is
also expected to be low on serpentine and other edaphically stressful substrates.
Susan Harrison, Nishanta Rajakaruna, 2011
4
Evolution of Wild Emmer and Wheat Improvement: Population ...
5.3.2.7 Differential Physiological Response in Wild Barley Across the Edaphically
Subdivided Transect at Tabigha At the Tabigha microsite, edaphically subdivided
into BA (50m) and TR (50m), we also demonstrated significant intersoil ...
5
Drafting a Conservation Blueprint: A Practitioner's Guide To ...
... small fire- dependent community, heavily exploited species) An isolated
occurrence A genetically impoverished occurrence A topo-edaphically
homogeneous occurrence An occurrence with the largest members of each
feeding guild, poorly ...
6
Ruderal Vegetation Along Some California Roadsides
... dominant species. . . . The community is floristically determined" (Munz, 1959:
11). Their communities are usually climatically distinct, although many (e.g., Salt
Marsh, Freshwater Marsh, and Coastal Strand) are distinguished edaphically, ...
7
A Natural History of the New World: The Ecology and ...
in edaphically dry habitats in the Early to Middle Cretaceous, for example, in the
Barremian of Colombia around 125 Ma. There was an understory of ferns and
allied plants, and angiosperms became more widespread in the Cenomanian, ...
8
Plant Biodiversity in Urbanized Areas: Plant Functional ...
(1998); instead, we divided them into three groups representing (i) habitats
defined climatically or edaphically (e.g. dry lawns or bogs), (ii) habitats defined
geographically (e. g. from coasts or high mountains), and (iii) common habitats (
e. g. ...
9
Western North American Juniperus Communities: A Dynamic ...
The unevenness of Juniperus and other woody plant encroachment and dramatic
differences in density in adjacent, fenced, edaphically similar areas would seem
to rule out large-scale climatic influences as the major cause of woody plant ...
10
Fifth International Botanical Congress
Known facts do not support the theory of the power of a uniform climate to
transform all those edaphically different habitats into one comparatively uniform "
climax-habitat" ("climax-soil," etc.) as postulated by the monoclimax-theory.
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress, 1930
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EDAPHICALLY»
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Continental-scale patterns of canopy tree composition and function …
... 2, edaphically young areas of western Amazonia (Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia) with relatively eutrophic inceptisols and ultisols, ... «Nature.com, Oct 06»
