Titlebook: Vegetation Dynamics of Mongolia; Peter D. Gunin,Elizabeth A. Vostokova,Clanton C. B Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Assessing Present-Day Plant Cover Dynamics,namics were treated in detail in the monograph Field Geobotany (Aleksandrova, 1964). Today, in addition to these conventional methods, remote-sensing (Vostokova et al., 1988a, b) GIS and ecological databases are used extensively (Trofimova & Novikova, 1994).

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re-carrying wind currents are scarce so that the landhas extended highs and lows in its environment. Culturally the peopleare mostly nomadic, having been sustained for centuries by an economybased on domestic livestock grazing. There is a saying that, `As thenoses go, so goes Mongolia‘, referring to

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Introduction to Studies on the Vegetation of Mongolia,rers also were keenly interested in this part of Central Asia. Their investigations were both pragmatic and scientific in character and were aimed at understanding this country which occupied the ?crown? of Asia. Studies on the vegetation cover of Mongolia carried out by Russian scientists and explo

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Natural and Anthropogenic Factors and the Dynamics of Vegetation Distribution in Mongolia,i-separation, from adjacent territories. The inner regions are surrounded by mountains to the North, West, and the South-West. Even at the East and at the South-East, where such distinct barriers are absent, the steppe plains are locked by the long Great Khyangan highlands (Figure 1.1) and the Gobi

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Assessing Present-Day Plant Cover Dynamics,namics were treated in detail in the monograph Field Geobotany (Aleksandrova, 1964). Today, in addition to these conventional methods, remote-sensing (Vostokova et al., 1988a, b) GIS and ecological databases are used extensively (Trofimova & Novikova, 1994).

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Strategies for Nature Management and Vegetation Conservation, being degraded currently in Mongolia. Across Mongolia the largest areas are occupied by plant communities that have been exposed to human-associated effects to varying extents and which are at different degradation stages. This vegetation degradation is a result of immediate and long-term human-ass

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