Titlebook: Ecology of Riparian Forests in Japan; Disturbance, Life Hi Hitoshi Sakio (Professor),Toshikazu Tamura (Profes Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Tok

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,Arbeit – theoretische Perspektiven,edling establishment often depends on particular microhabitats associated with the disturbance regime (e.g. gravel debris and mineral soil exposure, .; .; .). However, the Japanese horsechestnut, . Blume (Hippocastanaceae) is a tree species that is common in montane riparian forests but does not app

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84030-1fluvial and geomorphic processes (.; .; .; .; .). These fluvial and geomorphic distubances vary longitudinally from headwater streams to low-gradient alluvial rivers and result in different types of plant communities according to longitudinal location (.). For each location, many studies have reveal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35997-3w with incised meandering channels (for example, .; .; .). These reaches are subject to frequent disturbances of various type and magnitude and large floods can sometimes entirely remove vegetation from a reach (.).

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Messung psychosozialer Arbeitsbelastungen, coexist on sand bars of floodplains (.; .; .; .). In Japan, . species dominate riparian forests but monodominant forests are very rare (., ., ., ., ., .,; ., .; .). These riparian . species have similar life-history traits; dioecy, flowering and seed dispersal in spring, anemochorous small hairy se

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,Ein Kalorimeter für größere Tiere,e in Japan, rapid stream flow and occasional flooding often create sandy to gravelly bars, especially in the middle reaches of rivers ., and these bars are important habitats for riparian plants. Drought of the surface soil is important in determining seedling establishment on bars (.). Plants that

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Grundzüge einer Ethik in der TelekooperationThe landscapes of riparian ecosystems are so beautiful that they are often the subject of photographs, picture postcards, or paintings. These prints illustrate the harmony between forests and water. Riparian forests are of great importance because of their range of ecological functions, diversity, and services.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40444-7Distinct and separate arcuate bands formed by . species are frequently observed near low-water channels on bars (.; .). Each band of willow community seems to be evenly aged with gaps in ages between the bands, and tree age increases moving inland from the stream, as reported for cottonwoods (.; .; .).

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