Titlebook: Ecology of Central European Non-Forest Vegetation: Coastal to Alpine, Natural to Man-Made Habitats; Vegetation Ecology o Christoph Leuschne

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43953-8history and composition of the flora of the Alps and Carpathian Mountains, a thorough description of high-elevation environmental conditions, a concise overview of vegetation types in the alpine and nival belts, adaptations of alpine plants to their environment, population and community ecology, pro

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Hydrogeological investigations, describes the origin of the arable flora, its introduction into Central Europe and the formation of arable weed communities in the past, as well as their synsystematics. The chapter covers the ecology of arable plants, their evolution with the development of agriculture, physiological adaptations o

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Hydrogeology of Carbonate Rocks, characteristic communities. It provides a classification of habitats in settlements, their plant associations and environmental conditions, plant distribution patterns in towns, plant adaptations to the urban environment, and vegetation dynamics.

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Weather and Precipitation in India,dely recognized. The synsystematic treatment primarily follows the system proposed by Rennwald (2000) for Germany, but also refers to synsystematic surveys compiled for Austria by Mucina et al. (1993) and Willner and Grabherr (2007), and for the Czech Republic by Chytry (2007 et seqq.).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40426-0l conditions, and vegetation types and synsystematics. It describes plant adaptations to the environment, population biology and community ecology, productivity and water and nutrient cycling, vegetation dynamics, and the human influence together with conservation issues in these habitats.