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Jayne Belnap,Otto L. LangeA thoroughly revised second printing of the successful hardcover edition.Provides applied scientists, land managers and conservationists with sound guidelines for decision making.Contains more than 60

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D. MacVicar,P. Revell,F.-A. Stichnothfferent proportions) which live within, or immediately on top of, the uppermost millimeters of soil. Soil particles are aggregated through the presence and activity of these biota, and the resultant living crust covers the surface of the ground as a coherent layer (.). This definition does not inclu

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L. van den Hauwe,J. W. Casselman,K. Papkees or ecoregions in western North America that contain biological soil crusts as major components (., .). These include hot deserts (Mojave, Chihuahuan, Sonoran; see Chap. 1, Photos 34, 35), cool deserts (Great Basin, Colorado Plateau; also often denoted as semideserts, Photos 29–33), the coastal wo

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J. W. M. van Goethem,F.-A. Stichnothtern coast of the subcontinent. In common with the African continent, the South American subcontinent has large savanna and grassland biomes. Thus, climatic and edaphic conditions of large areas seem to be well suited for the development of a rich terrestrial cryptogamic vegetation. However, only a

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