Titlebook: Regeneration of Plants in Arid Ecosystems Resulting from Patch Disturbance; Yitzchak Gutterman Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B

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The Desert Biome,Arabian phytogeographic region. This area receives an annual average of 50 to 100 mm of rain in winter and is located in the largest hot desert of the world: the Saharo-Arabian Desert (Rudloff, 1981; Evenari, 1985) (Fig. 1.1). Also in the Negev the Saharo-Arabian phytogeographic region meets the ver

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Diggings and Consumption of Subterranean Plant Organs,Negev Desert. These porcupines are nocturnal and vegetarian. The adult is about 30 cm high and 70 cm long and weighs between 12 and 18 kg. The spines on its back are 30 cm long. They live in caves that they dig in mountain areas. Their life span is 12 to 20 years and the female produces two to three

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Annuals in Porcupine Diggings and Ibex Wallows in the Negev Desert Highlands,and cover large areas almost every year that the rainfall reaches about the annual average of 100 mm or higher, in winter (Chap. 1; Figs. 1.3-1.5; Table 1.1). Only a few of these species are very common and are the dominant annuals that cover large areas in crowded populations (Zohary, 1966, 1972; F

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Effects of Human Made Disturbances and Agriculture on Flood and Runoff Water in the Negev,by newly disturbed loose soil, new micro topography of the soil surface structure is created (White and Picket, 1985; Fletcher and Martin, 1948). This new soil surface does not have the biological soil crust structure and is completely different.

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Annuals in Porcupine Diggings and Ibex Wallows in the Negev Desert Highlands,einbrun-Dothan, 1978, 1986; Danin and Orshan, 1999). In these desert areas there are other annual plant species which are the dominant plants only once in some years (Evenari and Gutterman, 1976; Loria and Noy-Meir, 1979/80; Gutterman, 1993, 1994., 1998.).

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Book 2001eas..This book will be of interest to anyone working in the fields ofdevelopment of deserts from the ecological point of view, waterresources, soil protection and erosion, plant ecophysiology andsettlement, and agronomy. It will be helpful to students, researchers,teachers, and anyone interested in any of these areas.

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al and perennial vegetation in a desert biome. Theaccumulation of run-off water in diggings and depressions made byanimals increases the carrying capacity of these microhabitats in thedesert biome. .The accumulation of run-off water does not only benefit the naturalvegetation; a system of human-made

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The Desert Biome, world: the Saharo-Arabian Desert (Rudloff, 1981; Evenari, 1985) (Fig. 1.1). Also in the Negev the Saharo-Arabian phytogeographic region meets the very large Irano-Turanian phytogeographic arid region (Zohary, 1966; Shmida, 1985) (Figs. 1.2 - 1.4).

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Yitzchak Guttermancate information like the ‘degree’, ‘level’, or ‘type’ of dependence. A significant simplification is achieved if the information about the dependence structure is compressed into a single number that quantifies the degree of dependence on some scale ranging from —1 to + 1, say. Obviously, this come