Titlebook: Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems in Monsoon Asia; T. Hirose,B. H. Walker Book 19961st edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 bios

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978-94-010-4152-2Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91053-0ribution and species richness. In the tropical mountains, both tree height and species richness decrease steeply, and the tree height often stepwise. The decline of tree height and species diversity in the temperate mountains is far less pronounced except near the forest limit. Both trends are explained by their temperature regime.

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Latitudinal comparison of altitudinal changes in forest structure, leaf-type, and species richness ribution and species richness. In the tropical mountains, both tree height and species richness decrease steeply, and the tree height often stepwise. The decline of tree height and species diversity in the temperate mountains is far less pronounced except near the forest limit. Both trends are explained by their temperature regime.

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Book 19961st editionest in the world - is beingsubjected to global change on an unprecedented scale. It has beenpredicted that boreal forests will experience the most significantchange in response to global warming, while tropical forests areendangered by rapid changes in land use due to high populationpressure. An inc

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Book 19961st editionn monsoon Asia and assessespossible effects of global change on the structure and function offorest ecosystems and feedback routes to the global carbon cycle...Audience:. Vital reading for plant ecologists, vegetationscientists, environmental managers and government decision makers..

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Kurzpsychotherapie bei Depressionenell as experimental results on various plant species. The theory, which is extended to seasonal environments, is general and applicable to seasonal as well as aseasonal environments. The theory simulated the bimodal geographic distribution of evergreenness.