8 research outputs found
Flooded forests: Death by drowning, not herbivory
Get PDFTrees on small islands formed when a new hydroelectric dam was filled are said to have been killed by leaf-cutter ants that were no longer regulated by their armadillo predators. This top-down hypothesis is questioned and an alternative bottom-up hypothesis is proposed: the trees died because their roots were flooded.White, T.C.R
Effects of increasing fire frequency on black carbon and organic matter in Podzols of Siberian Scots pine forests
No full textSCOTS PINE (PINUS SYLVESTRIS L.) RADIAL GROWTH DYNAMICS IN FOREST STANDS IN THE VICINITY OF “AKMENES CEMENTAS” PLANT/PAPRASTOSIOS PUŠIES (PINUS SYLVESTRIS L.) RADIALIOJO PRIEAUGIO DINAMIKA ,,AKMENĖS CEMENTO“ GAMYKLOS APLINKOS MEDYNUOSE/ ДИНАМИКА РАДИАЛЬНОГО ПРИРОСТА СОСНЫ ОБЫКНОВЕННОЙ (PINUS SYLVESTRIS L.) В ДРЕВОСТОЯХ, РАСТУЩИХ В ОКРЕСТНОСТЯХ ЗАВОДА „АКМЯНЕС ЦЕМЕНТАС“
No full textA 1000-year record of forest fire, drought and lake-level change in southeastern British Columbia, Canada
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