Titlebook: Alpine Plant Life; Functional Plant Eco Christian K?rner Textbook 20032nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Alpen.Ecology.Hoch

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The alpine life zone,ference to the North Italian peaks of the Alps as seen by the Romans; L?ve 1970). However, today linguists consider this as purely coincidental and the term is most likely of pre-Roman origin, with “alp” or “alb” standing for “mountain” in general. Even the Basques use “alpo” for mountain flanks in

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The climate plants experience,y meteorological station with all its weather masts confirms: +4°C air temperature, 5 ms. wind speed, 40% relative humidity. While our mountaineer experiences the harsh life in the mountains, the world looks different for those who stay close to ground. Micrometeorological research in alpine vegetat

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Alpine treelines, beyond which massive single stems and tall crowns either can not be developed, become un-affordable or are disadvantageous Fig. 7.1. Why do trees disappear above a certain elevation, what causes the alpine zone to be treeless, i.e. “alpine”? The answer to this question would also indicate which fun

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Climatic stress,role in selection and evolution of alpine taxa. Whether those species and ecotypes which make their fortune in these “stressful” environments are “stressed” depends on whether stress is defined as a limitation of biomass production or of persistent presence and propagation (see Chap. 1). The two are

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Mineral nutrition,t spatial scales of one to a few meters and can be quite extreme, as illustrated by Figure 10.1. In regions with traditional alpine cattle farming such as the Alps, a multitude of unintended “fertilizer experiments” demonstrate how local nutrient addition (redistribution) can influence alpine vegeta