Titlebook: Alpine Plant Life; Functional Plant Eco Christian Körner Textbook 20032nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Alpen.Ecology.Hoch

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Reconceptualising the Soviet Systemnd development. In the last century, when researchers watched submerged aquatic leaves for air bubbles in order to check whether the plant was photosynthesizing, a handful of ice added to such a water bath had illuminated the fundamental .. of carbon. By using these methods, Kraus (1869, p. 523) stu

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State Institutions in Transition placed in the context of interactions, the growth of many other leaves and plants. A slowing down of one individual may be balanced by enhanced growth of another, hence only a consideration of all members of a plant community will reveal what may be the typical biomass production for a certain envi

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Executive Power and Political Leadershipt spatial scales of one to a few meters and can be quite extreme, as illustrated by Figure 10.1. In regions with traditional alpine cattle farming such as the Alps, a multitude of unintended “fertilizer experiments” demonstrate how local nutrient addition (redistribution) can influence alpine vegetation Figure 10.2.

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