Titlebook: Vegetation-Climate Interaction; How Vegetation Makes Jonathan Adams Book 20071st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 Cloud.Earth

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The climate system,crublands, has an entirely different feel about it from the tropical rainforest of Brazil, or the conifer forests of Canada. Vegetation is as important a part of the landscape as topography and the architecture of buildings, and yet it is an accepted and almost subconscious part of the order of thin

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Plants on the move,o did the form and species composition of vegetation in each part of the world. In the past couple of decades, geologists have become increasingly aware just how much the earth’s climate can change, and often on far shorter timescales than would have been thought possible. Each of these changes must

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Microclimates and vegetation,even looking at the world much more locally, we see that there are also very substantial differences in the average climate. For example, a south-facing slope has a different climate from a north-facing one. The year-round temperature and rainfall conditions under a tree will be different from those

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The desert makes the desert: Climate feedbacks from the vegetation of arid zones,imates that cannot support a tree cover, and their natural vegetation is open grassland, scrub or desert. There is no doubt that the location of these arid zones is largely dictated by broad-scale geography (as we saw in Chapter 1), with several factors tending to produce dry climates.

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Forests,nd good hunting for game. But they also took up space where crops might be grown, and provided a refuge for malevolent creatures both real and imaginary. As farming spread out from its first heartlands in the Middle East, northern China and Central America, forests began to lose ground. Already by t

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The direct carbon dioxide effect on plants, on plant physiology. Since CO. is fundamental to photosynthesis, it makes sense that increasing the amount of CO. in the atmosphere will tend to allow plants to photosynthesize faster. This then is one-half of the direct CO. effect on plants. But there is also another less straightforward direct ef

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