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Rethinking desert definitions: Bridging the gap between science, policy, and conservation. [PDF]
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Divergent mechanisms governing aboveground biomass in desert plants across a drought gradient. [PDF]
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An Assessment of the Population Dynamics and Evolutionary History of the Dingo. [PDF]
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Correction to: Cultivation and genomic characterization of novel methanogens from arid desert biocrust. [PDF]
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Summary Investigations have been carried out on the ecophysiological adaptations for survival of the two important desert trees: Salvadora persica Linn, and S. oleoides Decne., in arid regions of Indian desert. The water loss and stomatal mechanism, water content of leaves, their absorption capacity and water deficit were examined during ...
D.N. Sen, D.D. Chawan, K.D. Sharma
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Summary Investigations have been carried out on the ecophysiological adaptations for survival of the two important desert trees: Salvadora persica Linn, and S. oleoides Decne., in arid regions of Indian desert. The water loss and stomatal mechanism, water content of leaves, their absorption capacity and water deficit were examined during ...
D.N. Sen, D.D. Chawan, K.D. Sharma
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An Ecological Oasis in the Desert
Science, 2002TUCSON, ARIZONA-- Amid dry hills dotted with saguaro cactuses, more than 3500 ecologists gathered here from 4 to 9 August for the 87th annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America (ESA). The meeting, held jointly with the Society for Ecological Restoration, included sessions on everything from grassland restoration to the interplay of aphids,
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Physiological Ecology and Behavior of Desert Birds
2001Two major evolutionary events shaped current vertebrate life forms: the transition from water to land during the Carboniferous period and the development of endothermy during the Triassic period (Freeman and Herron, 1998). Nascent terrestrial animals experienced new ecological opportunities because of the water to land transition, while at the same ...
Williams, J.B., Tieleman, B.I.
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