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Variation in plant functional traits explains the substitution distribution and allocation strategy of Stipa species across natural grasslands of Ningxia, Northern China. [PDF]
Ecol EvolYang J +5 more
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Late Neolithic collective burial reveals admixture dynamics during the third millennium BCE and the shaping of the European genome. [PDF]
Sci AdvParasayan O +9 more
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The Impact of Exclosure Duration on Plant Species Diversity in a Desert Grassland and the Relative Contribution of Plant Groups. [PDF]
Ecol EvolHuang J, Lv S, Liu H, Ma S.
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Salinisation effects on benthic invertebrate assemblages in shallow lakes in arid and semiarid climate zones. [PDF]
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Science, 2019
The exploding demand for cashmere wool is ruining Mongolia's grasslands. Scientists hope they can turn the tide.
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The exploding demand for cashmere wool is ruining Mongolia's grasslands. Scientists hope they can turn the tide.
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The Kulunda Steppe as Part of the Eurasian Steppe Belt
2019The Eurasian steppes represent the continent’s share of the world’s temperate grasslands and once have formed one of the largest continuous terrestrial biomes at an extent of ca. 10 Mio km2. The present chapter describes key aspects of steppes and puts the study region Kulunda in context giving overview data and maps on climate, flora and vegetation ...
M. M. Silantyeva +6 more
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2012
In Spain, the extensive, largely treeless areas in semi-arid environments are considered as steppes, dominated by small shrubs, with forbs and grasses (dwarf shrub steppes). The main factor for their occurrence seems to be climatic continentality and drought. The Iberian steppe vegetation contains plant species of South Mediterranean Irano-Turanian and
Sainz Ollero, H., Staalduinen, M.A. van
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In Spain, the extensive, largely treeless areas in semi-arid environments are considered as steppes, dominated by small shrubs, with forbs and grasses (dwarf shrub steppes). The main factor for their occurrence seems to be climatic continentality and drought. The Iberian steppe vegetation contains plant species of South Mediterranean Irano-Turanian and
Sainz Ollero, H., Staalduinen, M.A. van
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Nature, 1987
Environmental Policy in the USSR. By Charles E. Ziegler. Frances Pinter, London/University of Massachusetts Press:1987. Pp. 195. £22.50, $35.
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Environmental Policy in the USSR. By Charles E. Ziegler. Frances Pinter, London/University of Massachusetts Press:1987. Pp. 195. £22.50, $35.
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Early China, 1985
The old accepted theories concerning the direction of cultural influence between China and the Eurasian steppes during the Eastern Zhou period need to be reassessed in the light of recent archaeological discoveries. The pictorial scenes on the “Hunting Hu,” the trend toward naturalism, the long sword and scabbard slide, all credited at one time or ...
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The old accepted theories concerning the direction of cultural influence between China and the Eurasian steppes during the Eastern Zhou period need to be reassessed in the light of recent archaeological discoveries. The pictorial scenes on the “Hunting Hu,” the trend toward naturalism, the long sword and scabbard slide, all credited at one time or ...
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The Steppe and Forest Steppe of European Russia
1971According to Morozov the oak is in Russia a species characteristic of the neighbourhood of the steppes. The oak region is a field of battle between forest and steppe, where under natural conditions the forest will obtain the upper hand. In accordance with this view the whole oak region of European Russia may be divided into three zones: 1.
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