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Medical Consequences of Cannabis Use,Two fundamental questions facing all ecosystem mappers are the following: (1) What factors are of particular importance in the recognition of ecosystems? (2) How are the boundaries of the different sizes of systems to be determined?
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The Role of Genetics in the Use of CannabisClimate is the composite, long-term, or generally prevailing weather of a region. As a source of energy and water, it acts as the primary control for ecosystem distribution (Fig. 4.1).
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Cannabis/Marijuana for HealthcareWe may subdivide landscape mosaics into smaller ecosystems called sites or microecosystems. At this point, we turn our attention to the component parts of these mosaics. These are minor in the sense of geographic scale but may play a decisive role in determining the land use.
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The Question of Boundary Criteria,Two fundamental questions facing all ecosystem mappers are the following: (1) What factors are of particular importance in the recognition of ecosystems? (2) How are the boundaries of the different sizes of systems to be determined?
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Role of Climate in Ecosystem Differentiation,Climate is the composite, long-term, or generally prevailing weather of a region. As a source of energy and water, it acts as the primary control for ecosystem distribution (Fig. 4.1).
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-89516-1Controlling; climate change; ecoregion; ecosystem; ecosystem processes; ecosystems; environment; geography;
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978-1-4419-0391-4Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2009
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Morpho-Anatomy of Marijuana (, L.),s at the domain and division levels. By applying the same classification and criteria, we obtain the picture shown in Figure 7.1. Subdivisions, called provinces, are delineated and described elsewhere (Bailey 1995).