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,Anpassungen des Laufk?fers Pterostichus Nigrita F. (Coleoptera, Carabidae) an Subarktische Bedingunding to the subarctic environment the northern population shows some physiological adaptations which can be considered to be essential for survival in that geographic region..The larval development is accelerated in all temperature regimen used compared with the German population. Sufficent developm

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,Stoffwechselphysiologische Aspekte ?kologischer Anpassung im Pflanzenreich,jenigen Modifikationen der Photosynthese, die die ?ffnungszeiten der Stomata auf ein Mindestma? reduzieren, so vor allem der Crassulaceen-S?urewechsel (Spalten?ffnung zumeist in der Dunkelphase) und die C.-Photosynthese (effektivere Photosynthese durch Unterdrückung der Lichtatmung). C.-Pflanzen sin

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,Der Einfluss des Wasserzustandes und des Ph-Wertes Auf die SO2-Sch?digung von Flechten, concentration of damaging ions, which changes according to the degree of dissociation of the solution, which is pH dependent. On the other hand SO. causes a lowering of pH which can damage the lichen, too.

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,Dynamik Eines Düne-Moor-Biotops in Ihrer Bedeutung für die Bioz?nose,ir-content in the soil. The results permit a provisional interpretation of the zonal changing vegetation..The thermodynamical measurements lead to the fact of an existing distinct micorclimate for each profile. Concerning the dynamic of nutrients and the trophical aspects, that landscape must be estimated as oligotrophe to mesotrophe.

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Vergleichende Untersuchungen an Alpinen und Nicht-Alpinen Populationen von , Schall. (Col.: Curculiass production per host plant unit in Alpine . populations is often considerably higher than the total production of phytophagous biomass by comparable host plants in non-Alpine . life-systems. The Alpine . populations demonstrate that an autecologically marginal zone with reduced interspecific comp

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