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Soil nitrogen mineralisation in a secondary rainforest succession

Oecologia, 1980
It has been suggested that soil nitrification is inhibited as a succession develops. This hypothesis was examined in a sub tropical rain forest succession containing five successional stages. Soil mineral nitrogen was measured at the time of collection and after 20 days incubation in the laboratory or field.
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Plant Strategies in Secondary Successions

1991
In general, the participation of life strategies changes markedly with succession, this being in agreement with the theory of plant life strategies (Grime 1979, MacMahon 1980). Grime’s (1979) concept was applied in the classification of species. The features of plants which served as a basis for classification of the particular species according to ...
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Convergence During Secondary Forest Succession

The Journal of Ecology, 1984
(1) Successional convergence in community composition was examined in terms of three questions: (i) for a given site is there a continuous shift in composition toward that characteristic of climax? (ii) does variation in community composition along an environmental gradient increase or decrease with succession?
N. L. Christensen, R. K. Peet
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Secondary Succession: Insect-Plant Relationships

BioScience, 1984
Botanists have dominated the study of secondary succession, and as a result, models and theories have focused on plants. Recent work, however, has revealed several complex relationships between plants and insects during succession, including adaptations of life-cycle strategies.
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The Contribution of Secondary Metabolites in the Success of Bioformulations

2016
Bioformulations are biologically active products containing one or more beneficial microbial strains, commonly used to increase plant growth, soil fertility and suppression of phytopathogens. Many reports support that the use of a combination of beneficial microorganisms has additive or synergistic effects on plant growth and yield.
María A. Morel, Célica Cagide, Susana Castro-Sowinski   +2 more
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Dyslexia-Successful Inclusion in the Secondary School

2012
Part 1 Dyslexia - implication for secondary schools: dyslexia and its manifestations in the secondary school biological and cognitive dimension of dyslexia - current scientific thinking the dyslexia-friendly secondary school. Part 2 Inclusion - principles and practices: inclusion - the challenges, changing the variables inclusion and equal ...
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Secondary Succession on the Piedmont of New Jersey

Ecological Monographs, 1952
Near E1ast Millstone in Somerset County, New Jersey, there exists a fairly undisturbed forest, 40 acres in extent and containing trees some of which are at least 250 years old. The forest, known as Mettler's Woods, approximates climax; at least it is a community in which vegetational change is now exceedingly slow.
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SEASON OF BIRTH AND SUCCESS IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL

Educational Research, 1971
The investigation which formed the basis of this article was designed to examine the possibility of a connection existing between the time of year at which a pupil is born and the results at school as indicated by the VRQ, immediately prior to entering the secondary school, success in the ‘O’ level examinations of the GCE, the completion of a five‐year
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Success and Failure in the Secondary School.

Population Studies, 1974
Frances Stevens, Olive Banks, Douglas Finlayson   +2 more
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Secondary Soil Successions

Eurasian Soil Science, 2023
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