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Review and cross-cultural analysis of medicinal plants traditionally used in Mauritania. [PDF]

J Ethnobiol Ethnomed
Yebouk C, Redouan FZ, Benítez G, Pieroni A, Soulé A, Salihi AV, Merzouki A.   +6 more
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Inside the European Plant Viroid Scenario: Continental Distribution, Host Range, and Genetic Features of the Main Viroid Populations. [PDF]

Viruses
Pedrelli A, Vergine M, De Bellis L, Luvisi A.   +3 more
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Impacts of spatiotemporal urban expansion on the species richness and functional traits of adults and sapling woody trees and shrubs of urban remnant forest patches

Jingyi Yang, Chunhua Cen, Zijin Wang, Mengping Jian   +3 more
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Zoning optimization of ecosystem service value and landscape ecological risk in typical karst areas in southwest China. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Li Y, Qiu L, Luo G, Wu L.
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Research on Forest Carbon Sequestration and Its Economic Valuation: A Case Study of the Zixi Mountain Nature Reserve, Chuxiong Prefecture. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Pu M, Yang S, Chen A, Deng Z.
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Leaf Expansion of Trees and Shrubs in 1904

, 1904
John H. Schaffner
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Characterizing and Modeling Arctic Shrub Expansion on the North Slope of Alaska, USA

, 2014
Adam T. Naito
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Alnus shrub expansion increases evapotranspiration in the Swiss Alps

Regional Environmental Change, 2018
Shrub encroachment is one of the main consequences of abandonment of montane grassland. Higher surface roughness of shrubs leads to stronger aerodynamic coupling. This should increase evapotranspiration (ET), but lower surface temperatures (due to higher ET and reduced aerodynamic resistance) could counter this effect.
T. Bergh, C. Körner, E. Hiltbrunner
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Shrub cover in northern Nunavik: can herbivores limit shrub expansion?

Polar Biology, 2014
Recent climate changes have increased the primary productivity of many Arctic and subarctic regions. Erected shrub has been shown to increase in abundance over the last decades in northern regions in response to warmer climate. At the same time, caribou herds are declining throughout the circumboreal regions.
Sabrina Plante, E. Champagne, Pascale Ropars, S. Boudreau, E. Lévesque, B. Tremblay, J. Tremblay   +6 more
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The evidence for shrub expansion in Northern Alaska and the Pan‐Arctic

Global Change Biology, 2006
AbstractOne expected response to climate warming in the Arctic is an increase in the abundance and extent of shrubs in tundra areas. Repeat photography shows that there has been an increase in shrub cover over the past 50 years in northern Alaska. Using 202 pairs of old and new oblique aerial photographs, we have found that across this region spanning ...
K. Tape, M. Sturm, C. Racine
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