Titlebook: Alpine Ecosystems in the Northwest Caucasus; Vladimir G. Onipchenko Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 algae.animals

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Developments in Oriented Polymers—2on, animal and microbial activity etc.) factors. In this chapter we consider soils of the studied area at several spatial scales with the increasing detail: 1) main soil types of the Teberda Reserve, 2) soils of the alpine study area, 3) soils of studied toposequences (catena) of 4 alpine plant comm

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Developments in Oriented Polymers—2 Greater Caucasus mountain range. The diversity of climate within the Reserve results from the complex mountain topography with strong altitudinal differences: the lower parts of the Reserve are at the altitude of 1,300 m, while the highest point of the Reserve is at 4,046 m above sea level (Mt. Dom

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G. Buttazzo,G. P. Galdi,L. Zanghirati& Onipchenko 2001). The flora of bryophytes used to contain 73 liverworts and 227 leafy mosses (Ignatova et al. 1990), but 67 moss species have been added since (Onipchenko & Ignatova 1996). Similar floristic richness is known for other mountain regions in Europe, for example, Davos (Schibler 1937).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4183-0ess factor in alpine habitats. Consequently, alpine plants must adapt their age population structure and growth strategy to the fluctuating severe environment. In general, the aim of alpine plants’ adaptations is to minimise the risk of a sudden local extinction under more or less continuously sever

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