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Spatial Heterogeneity of Forest-Steppes

Forest-steppes occupy a wide zone between Eurasian closed canopy forests and open steppes and feature a mosaic of woody and herbaceous vegetation. Due to the occurrence of structurally, compositionally, and environmentally strongly different habitats in close proximity, high spatial heterogeneity is...

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Hōputu: Online
Reo:Ingarihi
I whakaputaina: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Ngā marau:
carbon cycling
natural stable isotope abundance
nitrogen cycling
soil organic matter
temperate grassland
drought tolerance
forest–steppe ecotone
hydraulic strategy
hydraulic trait
interspecific association
interspecific relationships
species co-occurrence
semiarid forests
duration curve
forest steppe
sensor network
spatio-temporal microclimate pattern
temperature–humidity data logger
vapour pressure deficit
pollen analysis
forest belt
forest-steppe ecotone
position migration
moisture change
shrub encroachment
spatial pattern
temperate savanna
ecosystem degradation
sandy grasslands
Danube-Tisza Interfluve
morphotaxonomy
abundance
community composition
decomposition
Shannon diversity
ecosystem service
Geotrupidae
grassland
indicator species
land use
Scarabaeidae
species richness
arthropod predation
connectivity
dummy caterpillar
ecosystem function
edge effect
forest-steppe
fragment size
kurgan
landscape-scale
seed predation
Festuca vaginata
Festuca pseudovaginata
Festuca wagneri
ecological values
pedological analysis
diversity
forest-steppes
sandy grassland
grazing-mowing
NDVI
Sentinel-2A
thema EDItEUR::G Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects::GP Research and information: general
Urunga tuihono:ONIX_20220111_9783036506708_110
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Whakarāpopototanga:Forest-steppes occupy a wide zone between Eurasian closed canopy forests and open steppes and feature a mosaic of woody and herbaceous vegetation. Due to the occurrence of structurally, compositionally, and environmentally strongly different habitats in close proximity, high spatial heterogeneity is one of the key characteristics of forest-steppe ecosystems. This volume presents ten contributions examining forest-steppe heterogeneity and its effects on environmental factors, plant communities, and animals.

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