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Correction to "Warm Spring Days Are Related to Shorter Durations of Reproductive Phenophases for Understory Forest Herbs". [PDF]
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Southern Journal of Applied Forestry, 1982
Abstract Stand conditions and species composition vary so much in hardwood and mixed pine-hardwood stands in the southeastern United States that understory biomass cannot be estimated with reasonable precision from overstory conditions alone. A tally of trees less than 5 inches d.b.h.
Douglas R. Phillips, Joseph R. Saucier
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Abstract Stand conditions and species composition vary so much in hardwood and mixed pine-hardwood stands in the southeastern United States that understory biomass cannot be estimated with reasonable precision from overstory conditions alone. A tally of trees less than 5 inches d.b.h.
Douglas R. Phillips, Joseph R. Saucier
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Overstory–Understory Relationships
2013A key issue for sustainable management of oak woodlands is understanding the complex overstory-understory relationships that influence ecosystem productivity and stability. Oak removal is traditionally practiced in Californian ranches and Spanish oak dehesas to increase forage for grazing, but the response of the understory, and subsequently of the ...
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Dispersal, not Understory Light Competition, Limits Restoration of Iowa Woodland Understory Herbs
Restoration Ecology, 2011Plant community restoration may be limited by the inability of target species to disperse to a restoration site (i.e. dispersal limitation) or by the failure of species to establish once seeds do arrive (i.e. establishment limitation). Seed additions attempt to overcome dispersal limitations; however, seed additions may fail due to establishment ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter visits one of the less-traveled corners of the Aeneid, providing a full-scale visual analysis of the magnificent feast that Dido lays out for Aeneas near the end of Aeneid book 1. Covering more than sixty lines at the end of the epic’s first book, the feast is rich in visual details, but it does not seem to “do ...
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Abstract This chapter visits one of the less-traveled corners of the Aeneid, providing a full-scale visual analysis of the magnificent feast that Dido lays out for Aeneas near the end of Aeneid book 1. Covering more than sixty lines at the end of the epic’s first book, the feast is rich in visual details, but it does not seem to “do ...
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Terrestrial LiDAR in measuring forest understory structure and predicting understory growth
2022Terrestrial LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is an increasingly accessible and valuable tool for research and monitoring, especially when used in conjunction with field data. First, this work seeks to use terrestrial LiDAR to corroborate the results of an increasingly common field technique for the measurement of understory density - the forest ...
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Colorado Review, 2015
The speakers of this poem, “[we],” struggle with the pain they must inflict on their child for the sake of immunizing them against communicable disease.
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The speakers of this poem, “[we],” struggle with the pain they must inflict on their child for the sake of immunizing them against communicable disease.
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Mangroves: where's the understory?
Journal of Tropical Ecology, 1985With one exception, every pristine tropical forest more than a few metres in height has understory vegetation that contains numerous vascular plant species that grow and reproduce there, but never become canopy members. Likewise with one exception, all pristine lowland tropical forests have numerous species of vines (lianas) (e.g.
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Mangrove understory: an expensive luxury?
Journal of Tropical Ecology, 1986Recently, Janzen (1985) observed that mangrove forests lack a plant understory and proposed three hypotheses to explain the absence of reproducing unders ory herbs, vines (lianas), and shrubs in mangroves. Although the general observation of an absence of these plants in mangrove understory is true and had already been made by Chapman (1975, p.
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Weights of Bornean understory birds
1994(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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