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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Kol River"”.

  1. The Importance and Seasonal Variation of Terrestrial Invertebrates as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russian Federation

    … as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russia Committee Chair: Dr. Jack Stanford Fluxes of energy and resources from one system to another across an interface can play a major role in the structure and function of the food web of the receiving system. …

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  2. The Importance and Seasonal Variation of Terrestrial Invertebrates as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russian Federation

    … as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russia Committee Chair: Dr. Jack Stanford Fluxes of energy and resources from one system to another across an interface can play a major role in the structure and function of the food web of the receiving system. …

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  3. The Contribution of Spawning Pacific-salmon to Nitrogen Fertility and Vegetation Nutrition during Riparian Primary Succession on an Expansive Floodplain of a Large River

    … stages caused by erosion/redeposition as river channels migrate throughout their floodplains. Typically, plants colonizing alluvial deposits are severely N-limited, but N accumulates during succession, and this process determines long term fertility. The Kol River (Kamchatka, RU), received …

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  4. The Contribution of Spawning Pacific-salmon to Nitrogen Fertility and Vegetation Nutrition during Riparian Primary Succession on an Expansive Floodplain of a Large River

    … stages caused by erosion/redeposition as river channels migrate throughout their floodplains. Typically, plants colonizing alluvial deposits are severely N-limited, but N accumulates during succession, and this process determines long term fertility. The Kol River (Kamchatka, RU), received …

    montana Repository record for The Contribution of Spawning Pacific-salmon to Nitrogen Fertility and Vegetation Nutrition during Riparian Primary Succession on an Expansive Floodplain of a Large River (opens in a new tab)