AIR AND WATER, PREMISES FOR A LITTLE KNOWN DOMAIN OF BIOCLIMATOLOGY, PSYCHO-HYDRO-CLIMATOLOGY [PDF]
Air and Water, premises for a little known domain of bioclimatology, psycho-hydro-climatology. Article shows the relationship between climatic phenomena and psychological events.
ELENA TEODOREANU
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Bioclimatology and ecoclimatology prospecting: Right out development [PDF]
This paper discusses fact that there is small number of articles about bioclimatic research in domestic scientific literature which is correlated with small number of bioclimatic researching projects.
Pecelj Milovan P. +2 more
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Risk zones of human Leishmaniases in the Western Mediterranean basin: correlations between vector sand flies, bioclimatology and phytosociology. [PDF]
Correspondence analysis was applied to sand fly sampling in 865 stations from the Western Mediterranean basin. The position of each of 24 species was determined with respect to the bioclimatic belts.
P. Rispail, J. Dereure, D. Jarry
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Experimental bioclimatology and prospects of agricultural modernization at the CNRS phytotron, France, 1953-1988. [PDF]
Built in Gif-sur-Yvette in the 1950s, the phytotron of the Centre national de la recherche scientifique provided plant physiologists with a set of enclosed growth rooms in which several climatic constituents of the environment could be simultaneously and
L. Gerber
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Issue on applied human bioclimatology in memory of Henrique Andrade
This issue of Finisterra is dedicated mostly to human bioclimatology and urbanclimatology, as these were the main research topics of our late colleague HenriqueAndrade, to whom this issue is dedicated. Furthermore, these topics are of currentinterest and
M. Alcoforado
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Investigation of Bioclimatology Factors on Prediction of Honeybee Performance in Climate Change Conditions (Case Study: Shahindej) [PDF]
R. N. Valashedi +1 more
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Photosynthetic Responses of Peat Moss (Sphagnum spp.) and Bog Cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccos L.) to Spring Warming [PDF]
The rising global temperature makes understanding the impact of warming on plant physiology in critical ecosystems essential, as changes in plant physiology can either help mitigate or intensify climate change.
Michal Antala +5 more
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