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Impact of plant cover on fitness and behavioural traits of captive red-eyed tree frogs (Agalychnis callidryas).
... to cover treatments across multiple ...of plant cover on the physical environment that we detected, it is likely that planted cover should be important for any sibship of this ...
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A DEVICE AND STANDARD VARIABLES TO DESCRIBE MICROHABITAT STRUCTURE OF SMALL MAMMALS BASED ON PLANT COVER
... Studies quantifying habitat structure generally use several instruments. This paper aims to propose a new and efficient device to characterize microhabitat structure of small mammals. Seven measure- ments were taken: ...
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PLANT COVER OF KARAKOÇAN (ELAZIĞ) DISTRICT <br> KARAKOÇAN İLÇESİ’NİN (ELAZIĞ) BİTKİ ÖRTÜSÜ
... Bölgenin tamamında görüldüğü gibi alanımızda da meĢe ormanları bir taraftan hayvanlar için iyi bir otlatma alanı olmasından, kıĢ devresinde yaprakların hayvanlara yedirilmesi[r] ...
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Quantification of tillage, plant cover, and cumulative rainfall effects on soil surface microrelief by statistical, geostatistical and fractal indices
... Abstract. Changes in soil surface microrelief with cumula- tive rainfall under different tillage systems and crop cover conditions were investigated in southern Brazil. Surface cover was none (fallow) or ...
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EFFECTIVE PRECIPTATION, SOIL LOSS AND PLANT COVER SYSTEMS IN THE CAATINGA BIOME, BRAZIL
... variable is directly related to rainfall erosion capacity (WISCHMEIER; SMITH, 1978). However, the soil loss occurred in the watershed with FC showed no significant correlation with any of the variables evaluated, ...
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Manejo de Plantas Daninhas com Urochloa ruziziensis em Três Métodos de Semeadura
... Among cover plants, Urochloa ruziziensis has become accepted because it shows high tolerance to water deficit, tillering and soil cover ease (Mateus, 2010), as well as being easily controlled by herbicides ...
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Rangeland dynamics: investigating vegetation composition and structure of urban and exurban prairie dog habitat
... live plant cover and less bare ground compared with the urban site, and the vegetation composition was similar between sampling areas, with the off-colony vegetation predominately comprised of graminoids ...
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Effects of climate warming and declining species richness in grassland model ecosystems: acclimation of CO<sub>2</sub> fluxes
... affected plant cover, with monocultures exhibiting the lowest plant ...that plant cover did not differ between S=3 and S=9, which both contained three functional groups, is in ...
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GROUND-DWELLING ANT FAUNA OF SITES WITH HIGH LEVELS OF COPPER
... the plant cover, which is probably correlated with the copper level in the ...rich plant cover of this area probably leads to a more favorable microclimate, providing microhabitats for ants ...
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Effect of management systems and cover crops on organic matter dynamics of soil under vegetables
... two plant cover types for straw supply (maize monoculture - M and maize-Mucuna aterrima intercrop -MM), grown in the summer (December to April) and vegetables planted in the ...crops, plant stand and ...
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Host preference of the hemiparasite Struthanthus flexicaulis (Loranthaceae) in ironstone outcrop plant communities, southeast Brazil
... and plant cover (²= ...relative cover, due to the size of individual plants, even within a single ...host cover was used, the number of infected ...
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Acorn isotopic composition: a new promising tool for autenticity maps of montado's high-value food products
... (e.g., plant cover, plant-soil interactions, plant phenology, local soil organic carbon, short-term precipitation or other climatic variables, and variability of water availability) rather ...
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Richness and composition of niche-assembled viral pathogen communities.
... The pathogen and parasite community that inhabits every free-living organism can control host vital rates including lifespan and reproductive output. To date, however, there have been few experiments examining pathogen ...
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Artigo de capa Cover article
... Xylopia species are examples of plants with current potential market as spice and we argue that they should be better known and explored. Recent studies by Oliveira et al. (2014) show the potential of X. aromatica as ...
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Plant functional type classification for earth system models: results from the European Space Agency's Land Cover Climate Change Initiative
... land cover component of the Climate Change Initiative (LC_CCI) and surveyed the land-surface modeling community to define user requirements for developing a new global land cover data set (Bontemps et ...
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Investigation on Yield, Fruit Quality and Plant Characteristics of Some Local, European and American Strawberry Varieties and their Hybrids
... Similar results were obtained in terms of yield/plant of cultivar Camarosa and cultivar Osmanlı with Çağlar and Paydaş (2002) and Kak as (2004). However, Kak as (2004) reported that the results of ...
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CAMADAS DE COBERTURA PARA O CRESCIMENTO DE ÁRVORES E ARBUSTOS SOBRE UM SUBSTRATO SULFETADO DE MINERAÇÃO DE OURO
... the cover layer (C 4 contrast), there was no significant difference between treatments for CD and plant ...for plant establishment compared to the material used in the same layer of the treatments ...
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Environmental controls on seasonal ecosystem evapotranspiration/potential evapotranspiration ratio as determined by the global eddy flux measurements
... land cover classification system: cropland (CRO), deciduous broad leaf forest (DBF), evergreen broad leaf forest (EBF), evergreen needle leaf forest (ENF), grassland (GRA), mixed forest (MF), and open shrubland ...
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Measuring and modelling soil evaporation in an irrigated olive orchard to improve water management
... Abstract: The aim of this study was to estimate soil evaporation (Es) in an intensive olive orchard. Measurements of Es were performed for 19 days using microlysimeters, during summers 2010, 2011 and 2012 in southeast ...
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Predicting plant diversity patterns in Madagascar: understanding the effects of climate and land cover change in a biodiversity hotspot.
... When we controlled for area, there were no noticeable change in diversity at the lower eleva- tion bands (i.e., 0 m— 1957m), but there was increasing loss of diversity between 1958 m— 2347 m and considerable loss between ...
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