Deduct
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4063-6(order S., Sect. .), the coastal dune scrub (class S., Sect. 2.3.1.4 in Volume II) and the green alder scrub and subalpine krummholz formations at high elevations (Sect. 5.3.11.2 in Volume II). We define scrub here as woody vegetation from 1 to around 6 m in height made up of light-demanding shrubs
Femish
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Three-Photon Excitation of Fluorescencerecognised. The syntaxonomic treatment primarily follows the system proposed by Rennwald (2000) for Germany which bases on major phytosociological works of Oberdorfer et al. (1987–1992), Pott (1995), Dierschke (1996 et seqq.) and others. Additional information was taken from synsystematic surveys co
Dawdle
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Christoph Leuschner,Heinz EllenbergA comprehensive overview and up-to-date synthesis of Central Europe‘s forest ecology and ecophysiology of tree species including about 3000 references.Gives a complete account of all forest communitie
META
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提升
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Redirections in Conservation Biologytrees (or phanerophytes sensu Raunkiaer, see Ellenberg and Mueller-Dombois 1967), only make up a small proportion of the over 4500 species of phanerogams in Central Europe (see Table 2.1). Even shrub species (nanophanerophytes, N) make up less than 5 % of species, although they are common in woodland.
愚笨
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43042-3Forest communities; Tree ecophysiology; Landscape history; Forest biogeochemistry; Forest dynamics
Chemotherapy
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978-3-319-82723-0Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017
明确
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Analogy
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Life Forms and Growth Types of Central European Plant Speciestrees (or phanerophytes sensu Raunkiaer, see Ellenberg and Mueller-Dombois 1967), only make up a small proportion of the over 4500 species of phanerogams in Central Europe (see Table 2.1). Even shrub species (nanophanerophytes, N) make up less than 5 % of species, although they are common in woodlan