Titlebook: Climate Change Impacts on High-Altitude Ecosystems; Münir ?ztürk,Khalid Rehman Hakeem,Recep Efe Book 2015 Springer International Publishin

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Status of Natural Resources in the Uplands of the Swat Valley Pakistan,mountains, gorges, and valleys within the altitudes of 600?m in the south to more than 6000?m in the north, the highest peak Falaksair being 6261?m high. Swat covers an area of 8220?km. of land, bounded from all the sides by the lofty Hindu Raj Mountains. The area is broadly divided into (1) monsoon

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Species Diversity and Use Patterns of the Alpine Flora with Special Reference to Climate Change in cular combinations of plant species and plant communities under certain ecological circumstances. Mountain ecosystems harbour high levels of plant and animal biodiversity which provides direct services for sustainable human life. The influence of mountain ecosystems is much broader, however, than th

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Impact of Climate Change on Mountain Flora and Vegetation in the Republic of Macedonia (Central Paracedonia. The general characteristics of the country, such as geology, relief, and climate, are first presented. The flora of the country is then described and the beginnings of research into flora and vegetation are given. The vegetation of the country is elaborated according to climatic/vegetation

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Mountainous Vegetation of Central Black Sea Region,nopies, while some of them can be disturbed mainly due to anthropogenic factors (grazing, clear-cutting, etc.). Oceanic climate is seen in northern slopes, while continental climate is also seen especially in inner parts of the region. Continental climate is also seen in inner parts of stream valley

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Highland Vegetation of Inner and Eastern Anatolia and the Effects of Global Warming,y..Timberlines fluctuate in distinct localities, due to the altitudinal changes in the climatic parameters. The areas over timberline are called as alpine zone. The most important mountain ranges and their altitudinal limits of alpine timberlines in Central Anatolia and Eastern Anatolia show variati