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Alpine Plant Life: Functional Plant Ecology of High Mountain Ecosystems
, 2001 S. T. Vo, E. Johnson
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Particle Size and Geochemistry of Suspended Material and Its Influence on Nephelometric Turbidity
River Research and Applications, EarlyView.ABSTRACT In this study, suspended sediment from seven alpine rivers was collected for analysis of their textural and geochemical properties to determine what effect differences in geochemistry, particle shape, and organic matter have on suspended sediment turbidity ratings.
Sarah Mager, Sophie Horton
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Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation, EarlyView.Australia experienced one of the most devastating and intense wildfire seasons on record in 2019–2020. One challenge is to create effective models to identify areas prone to wildfires and understand the vulnerable conditions that will lead to these catastrophic events.
Yuanhui Zhu +4 more
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Report Of Scottish Alpine Botanical Club Excursion To Teesdale And To Kirby Lonsdale, 1909 [PDF]
, 1912 Alexander Cowan
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Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation, EarlyView.Multidecadal satellite observations, like those from Landsat, enable the study of vegetation greenness trends at extensive spatial and temporal scales. Alpine ecosystems show significant increases in vegetation greenness, but the ecological processes driving this greening are less understood.
Arthur Bayle +5 more
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Plant-Environment InteractionsHigh‐altitude wetlands of the Andes (HAWA) are unique ecosystems influenced by substrate conditions and reliant on consistent water supply from precipitation, runoff, groundwater, and glacial melting.
Dariel López +5 more
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