Titlebook: Amazonian Floodplain Forests; Ecophysiology, Biodi Wolfgang J. Junk,Maria T. F. Piedade,Pia Parolin Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Med

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Rechnungswesen und Unternehmensüberwachung the Amazon and the lower parts of its tributaries during sea-level heights and on the other hand with a deeply incised river system during low sea-level stages. This was most effective since Mid-Pleistocene when the changes of sea-level got stronger. This could be shown from the deeply incised vall

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Das System der IFRS-Rechnungslegung,ins (igapó). Tree species distribution depends on sediment- and nutrient-loads of river waters, on flood regimes and hydro-geomorphic disturbance. The distribution of the different floodplain forest types is determined by adaptations of tree species to different levels and periods of flooding, and m

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Das Personal als Aktivum und als Passivumr levels, massive oxygen shortage in the sediment and the synthesis of harmful substances in the plant organs and in the root environment. The formation of new, mainly adventitious roots under oxygen depleted conditions and the development of porous tissues at the stem near the floodwater surface or

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Das Personal als Aktivum und als Passivumions and their functional traits reflect to some extent the constraints of the environments where the plants typically grow. However, despite the big differences in flooding intensity and nutrient availability, leaves of Amazonian floodplain trees are similar in their morphoanatomy and exhibit trait

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Die bilanzielle Behandlung von Verträgennce, intercellular CO. concentrations, leaf chlorophyll and nitrogen contents, are especially interesting because they can be measured directly on the living organs and thus make statements possible about the physiological condition of a trees in different hydric conditions. Photosynthetic assimilat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99069-3cally known as Várzea. The annual flooding lasts several months, reaches five to eight meters and drives the phenology of most forest species. Leaf shedding of deciduous trees starts at the onset of flooding and new leaves are produced after the peak of flooding in July. For evergreen species leaf s