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Heavy-Textured Rhizosphere Soils Enhance Microbial Nitrogen Fixation in a Desert Shrub Ecosystem. [PDF]
Ecol EvolLi C, Liu R, Tang L, Jiang L.
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Vegetation Structure and Environmental Correlates of Climbing Behavior for Desert Shrub <i>Ochradenus baccatus</i>. [PDF]
Plants (Basel)Al-Bakre DA.
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The Ecological Restoration Strategies in Terrestrial Ecosystems Were Reviewed: A New Trend Based on Soil Microbiomics. [PDF]
Ecol EvolZhao Y +5 more
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Soil and climate factors affect the nutrient resorption characteristics of desert shrub roots in Xinjiang, China. [PDF]
Front Plant SciLuo Y, Wei W, Wang Y, Xue T, Du K.
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Granivory in Desert Ecosystems [PDF]
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 1979 Some of the most challenging questions of contemporary biology concern the diversity and stability of ecological communities. In most natural habi tats many coexisting species of plants, animals, and microbes interact as competitors, mutualists, predators, and prey.
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2020
This chapter focuses on Chinese desert steppe ecosystems. It introduces in brief the areal extent and provincially based distribution of this ecosystem type, simply discusses the relevant physical features and climatic characteristics at a regional scale, elaborates in great detail upon the flora, fauna, and microflora composing the various desert ...
Linghao Li +4 more
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This chapter focuses on Chinese desert steppe ecosystems. It introduces in brief the areal extent and provincially based distribution of this ecosystem type, simply discusses the relevant physical features and climatic characteristics at a regional scale, elaborates in great detail upon the flora, fauna, and microflora composing the various desert ...
Linghao Li +4 more
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Productivity of Desert Ecosystems
BioScience, 1981Primary production in desert ecosystems is limited by precipitation, nutrient availability (especially nitrogen), and the species' production potential. Plant biomass provides food for consumers that occupy several trophic levels. The resultant transfer of energy and nutrients is also water-limited as are rates of decomposition and activities of ...
Neil F. Hadley, Stan R. Szarek
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Entomofaunal Communities in Desert Ecosystems
2021Desert is a natural habitat for a huge number of biotic systems (floral and faunal systems). These members depend on each other and on the already existing abiotic variables through a series of dynamic interactions to ensure their survival and kind conservation.
Imam I. Ahmed, Amany Mansour
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2020
This chapter focuses on Chinese desert rangeland ecosystems. It introduces in brief the areal extent and provincially based distribution of this ecosystem type; simply discusses the relevant physical features and climatic characteristics at a regional scale; elaborates in great detail upon the flora, fauna, and microflora composing the various desert ...
Jiquan Chen +4 more
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This chapter focuses on Chinese desert rangeland ecosystems. It introduces in brief the areal extent and provincially based distribution of this ecosystem type; simply discusses the relevant physical features and climatic characteristics at a regional scale; elaborates in great detail upon the flora, fauna, and microflora composing the various desert ...
Jiquan Chen +4 more
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