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GIS for Coastal Zone Management
Table 4.2 Area measurements for successionally-young grassland at Kenfig NNR
, taken from the classified CASI images. Preliminary results show that
successionally-young grassland not only covers a much greater area in the
Northern ...
Darius Bartlett, Jennifer Smith, 2004
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Operator, Organizational, Direct Support, and General ...
Separate terminal lugs (9, 11, 13, 15, 19, 16, and 21) from electrical wires (14, 12,
18, and 17 successionally). 5-34. Field Rheostat Binding Posts Disassemblies (
Fig. 5-15). Each binding post (11) that secures the field rheostat electrical wires ...
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The Clematis as a Garden Flower: Being Descriptions of the ...
Climbing large-flowered summer and autumn-bloomers, flowering successionally
on short lateral summer shoots, the flowers sparse or distributed. — Type : C.
lanuginosa ; one of the more comprehensive groups, and further illustrated by C.
Thomas Moore, George Jackman, 1872
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The Clematis As a Garden Flower
Climbing large-flowered summer and autumn-bloomers, flowering successionally
on short lateral summer shoots, the flowers sparse or distributed—Type: C.
Ianuginusa ; one of the more comprehensive groups, and further illustrated by C.
Thomas Moore, George Jackman
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Agroecology: The Ecology of Sustainable Food Systems
FIGURE 17.5(a) Variations in the mixture of annuals and perennials in
successionally developed agroecosystems. Corn and beans grown for the local
market are surrounded by persimmon trees in the urban fringe around Beijing,
China ...
Stephen R. Gliessman, 2007
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Monitoring Nature Conservation in Cultural Habitats:: A ...
The gradual loss of open sandy habitats on the site implied an associated
decline in the successionally-young stages of sand dune development, though
these seral stages are less easy to discern on aerial photographs. In 1997, the
CCW ...
Clive Hurford, Michael Schneider, 2007
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Handbook of Ecological Indicators for Assessment of ...
Later on we shall call this pair as "successionally close" ecosystems. Then a
natural ecosystem, which is successionally close to agriculture, should be
considered to be a "reference" one (see chapter 2). Let us imagine that energy
and ...
Sven E. Jorgensen, Fu-Liu Xu, Robert Costanza, 2005
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Thermodynamics and Ecological Modelling
On the other hand, if the anthropogenic ecosystem is an agroecosystem,
surrounded by forest, a grass-shrubs ecosystem (not a forest) will be
successionally close to its "natural" ecosystem. And finally, we can define a
successionallV closed ...
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Conservation Monitoring in Freshwater Habitats: A Practical ...
... points in Area Z are either embryo or successionally-young slack vegetation
And In Section 1 outside of Areas Y and Z >7 dune slacks of >0.5 ha, and >3
dune slacks of >0.25 ha Site specific habitat definitions have vegetation where >
70% ...
Clive Hurford, Michael Schneider, Ian G. Cowx, 2009
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House of Commons Papers
... Feeding Stuffs, , ,, Implements and Repairs, ToPr< Successionally,
Successionally, Successionally, November, December, September, 1 1 tt til.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1854
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Gardening: Grow your own flowers instead of buying them
Top tips: Don't plant them out too early, as they do get checked by frost. Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for ... «Ham&High, 6月 15»
Blooming British and beautiful
Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for picking for about four weeks and then the stems go short and get ... «Darlington and Stockton Times, 6月 15»
Blooming, beautiful and British to celebrate British Flowers Week
Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for picking for about four weeks and then the stems go short and get ... «Herts and Essex Observer, 5月 15»
Celebrate British Flowers Week by growing some floral favourites
Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for picking for about four weeks. Take time to dead-head them and tie ... «Western Daily Press, 5月 15»
Herald Living: Five favourite blooms for British Flowers Week
Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for picking for about four weeks and then the stems go short and get ... «Herald Scotland, 5月 15»
Blooming, beautiful and British
Successionally sow them every four weeks, because sweet peas are only at their best for picking for about four weeks and then the stems go short and get ... «expressandstar.com, 5月 15»
Her Outdoors: A patch for Girl Outdoors
I will sow the beetroot successionally every two or three weeks. I also sowed some lettuce – 'Red Oak Leaf', 'Mazur' and 'Amaze'; some salad leaves Rocket ... «The Independent, 4月 15»
Slow flowers: why British blooms are booming
Sweetpeas Especially Spencer varieties for their truly French knicker crêpe de Chine-ishness. Sow successionally in October, February and April to have a crop ... «Telegraph.co.uk, 10月 14»
Manchester United Desperate for Marquee Transfer to Follow …
Fans have been soaked in the champagne of success as Sir Alex Ferguson and his successionally built teams have risen to the challenge every time, and taken ... «Bleacher Report, 8月 14»
Champion allotment-grower shows how it is done
Likewise, he is never without a home-grown salad because he always remembers to successionally sow. The same goes for his tomatoes; side-shoots are never ... «Irish Times, 5月 14»
