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Spatial Distribution and Compartmental Allocation of Microplastics in Belowground Systems of Mulched <i>Phyllostachys violascens</i> Forests Along Urban-Rural Gradients. [PDF]
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Impact of continuous glucose monitoring on patient-reported outcomes in adults with type 2 diabetes: a Systematic Review and meta-analysis. [PDF]
Front Endocrinol (Lausanne)Zhang H, Li J, Wang D, Du Q, Zhang J.
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Tree species influence soil carbon quality but not total storage across horizons: European beech on Dystric Cambisol and Norway spruce on Entic Podzol. [PDF]
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Indian Journal of Forestry, 2003
The forests of Chhattisgarh State have been broadly categorized under tropical moist deciduous forests, tropical dry deciduous forests and montane sub-tropical forests that have been further divided into sub-categories. The data of dominant species of each sub-category and its occurrence in various districts have been provided in the paper. In addition,
Anand Kumar, K. Khanna, Ajay Jha
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The forests of Chhattisgarh State have been broadly categorized under tropical moist deciduous forests, tropical dry deciduous forests and montane sub-tropical forests that have been further divided into sub-categories. The data of dominant species of each sub-category and its occurrence in various districts have been provided in the paper. In addition,
Anand Kumar, K. Khanna, Ajay Jha
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1981
This chapter compares, in some detail, the forest types defined by our classification (Hall & Swaine 1976). Table 8.1 gives the approximate area of land occupied by each type. The comparisons given in Table 8.2 between our types and those described in Ivory Coast by Guillaumet & Adjanohoun (1971) are based on data obtained during our tour of Ivory ...
J. B. Hall, M. D. Swaine
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This chapter compares, in some detail, the forest types defined by our classification (Hall & Swaine 1976). Table 8.1 gives the approximate area of land occupied by each type. The comparisons given in Table 8.2 between our types and those described in Ivory Coast by Guillaumet & Adjanohoun (1971) are based on data obtained during our tour of Ivory ...
J. B. Hall, M. D. Swaine
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Forest Types and their Implications
2004The southern Yucatán peninsular region contains the largest and most rapidly disappearing continuous tract of tropical forest in Mexico (Flores and Espejel Carvajal 1994; Delfín Gonzales, Parra, and Echazarreta 1995; Acopa and Boege 1998). Vegetation in the region is a mosaic of forest types with different structural appearances (Flores and Espejel ...
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2015
A detailed account of the forest types occurring in the different regions of the Himalayas viz: Eastern Himalayas and North-Western Himalayas is provided to give an account of the dominant tree vegetation along with the undercover flora covering the forest floor.
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A detailed account of the forest types occurring in the different regions of the Himalayas viz: Eastern Himalayas and North-Western Himalayas is provided to give an account of the dominant tree vegetation along with the undercover flora covering the forest floor.
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