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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Deciduous Shrubs"”.

  1. Landscape-Scale Variability in the Composition, Growth and Pattern of Alpine Treeline Vegetation

    … growth. The comparatively high cover of tall deciduous shrubs on south-facing slopes, in turn, restricted tree seedling establishment and resulted in relatively abrupt treeline ecotones. Trends in tree growth and the degree of clustering between tree stems varied between mountain ranges with …

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  2. Assessing Black-capped Vireo (Vireo atricapillus) Breeding Habitat based on Size, Spatial Distribution, and Plant Species in Shrub Mottes at Kerr Wildlife Management Area, Texas

    … cover in BCV habitat is composed of low deciduous shrubs with lateral branching to the ground. Openness, or distance between shrubs, is another important feature of heterogeneity as well as BCV habitat. The objective of my study was to determine suitable and unsuitable BCV habitat based …

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  3. Integrating the effects of climate change and caribou herbivory on vegetation community structure in low Arctic tundra

    … in aboveground biomass, particularly in deciduous shrubs. This increased shrub density has the potential to dramatically alter the functioning of tundra ecosystems through its effects on permafrost degradation and nutrient cycling, and to cause positive feedbacks to global climate change …

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  4. Bird utilization of habitat in residential areas

    … and an ornamental design), vegetation (including deciduous and evergreen volume in six horizontal layers, plus area of lawn and garden), A attraction devices (feeding stations and nest boxes), and sources of disturbance (housing density, vehicles, dogs and cats). Bird species diversity and degree …

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  5. Arctic shrub growth responses to environmental drivers and implications for tundra community decomposition

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-05-01

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