Interactive effects of tree and herb cover on survivorship, physiology, and microclimate of conifer seedlings at the alpine tree-line ecotone
By E. L. Maher, Matt Germino, N. Hasselquist. 2005
134 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation
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In Global and Planetary Change
- R. Snell
- Kathrin Kramer-Priewasser
- Timothy Thrippleton
- Harald Bugmann
- Phillip J. van Mantgem
- N. Stephenson
- C. Bigler
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- R. Snell
- Kathrin Kramer-Priewasser
- Timothy Thrippleton
- Harald Bugmann
- Phillip J. van Mantgem
- N. Stephenson
- C. Bigler
Citations in the corpus
- Herbaceous Understorey: An Overlooked Player in Forest Landscape Dynamics? (2016, background): “Including herbaceous understorey in the simulations slightly enhanced the understorey effect on the tree overstorey, although it was relatively small (Figure 6, difference between ‘tree biomass—no herb layer’ and ‘tree biomass—with herb layer’).”
- High solar radiation hinders tree regeneration above the alpine treeline in northern Ecuador (2007, unknown): “So according to our results excess solar radiation indeed hinders tree regeneration above this tropical treeline, similar to what has been found at several temperate treelines (Ball et al. 1991; Germino and Smith 1999; Germino et al. 2002; Kitzberger et al. 2000; Maher et al. 2005; Wardle 1985).”