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|a The boreal ecosystem /
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|a New York, New York ;
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|a Front Cover; The Boreal Ecosystem; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; A Note on Nomenclature; Chapter 1. Introduction: Boreal Ecology and Ecosystems Analysis; North American and Eurasian Similarities; Boreal Ecosystematics; Community Structure: Continuum Theory; Investigating Native Communities; The Basic Elements; Problems of Modeling; Summary; References; Chapter 2. History of the Boreal Vegetation; Species and Environment; Dispersal; Origins of the Flora; The End of the Tertiary; Survival in Refugia; Postglacial Vegetation; The Palynological Record; Postglacial History
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|a The Southern Boreal BorderThe Northern Border; Forest-Tundra Communities; Ecological Significance of Historical Events; References; Chapter 3. Climate of the Boreal Forest; Boreal Climate: General Discussion; Climatic Parameters; Local Boreal Climates; Forest Systems Climatology; Atmospheric Subsystem; Radiation and Temperature; Local Energy Budget; Climate and Permafrost; Climate and Species Distribution; References; Chapter 4. The Boreal Soils Subsystem; Genesis of Podzol Soils; The Chemical Processes; The Geography of Podzols; Soil Classification: Boreal Regions
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|a Genetic Variations and Plant CommunitiesMoisture and Permafrost; Soil Organisms; Soil Microorganisms; Soil Animals; Summary: Climate and Soils; References; Chapter 5. Boreal Communities and Ecosystems: The Broad View; Plants and Environment; The Circumpolar Boreal Forest; The North American Boreal Continuum; Alaska; The Cordillera; Northwestern Mackenzie-Yukon Region; Southwestern Mackenzie and Northern Alberta; The Canadian Shield Region; Shield Communities; Species Composition; Boreal Forests of Eastern Canada; Gasp�e-Maritime Region; The Forests of Balsam Fir; Cape Breton and Newfoundland
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|a Labrador-UngavaNorthern Central Quebec; Black Spruce Communities; Altitudinal Tree Line; The Northern Forest Border; Lichens and Mosses of the Forest Floor; Mosses in the Communities; The Appalachian Extension; Extent of the Eurasian Boreal Forest; Summary; References; Chapter 6. Relationships of Canadian Boreal Plant Communities; Procedure; Statistical Methods; Results; Discussion; Broad Climatic Relationships; The Study; Species Behavior; Regional Environmental Analysis; Future Possibilities; Summary; References; Chapter 7. Boreal Communities and Ecosystems: Local Variation
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|a Environmental GradientsEnvironmental Gradients: Moisture; Environmental Gradients: Light and Shade; Environmental Gradients: Nutrients; The Dynamics of Competition: Adaptation; Succession; Neoclassic Succession Concepts; Permafrost and Succession; Succession in Peatlands; The Ecology of Fire; Sapling Establishment; Conclusion; References; Chapter 8. Nutrient Cycling and Productivity; Nutrient Cycling and the Boreal Ecosystem; The Nature of Cycling Processes; Chemical Changes during Decomposition; Nutrient Cycles Through Soil Populations; The Carbon Cycle; The Nitrogen Cycle
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|a The Boreal Ecosystem presents an overview of the state of knowledge on the boreal forest region of North America, with extensive reference to the boreal regions of Europe and Asia. Initial sections of this book deal with aspects of the floristic composition and evolutionary history of the boreal vegetation. These introduce subsequent discussions on the processes at work in vegetation, soils, and the atmosphere-in short, with the boreal forest as an ecosystem, the sum total of the influences of many closely interlaced biotic and physical factors. These include not only plant species that make.
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|t Boreal ecosystem.
|d New York, New York ; London, [England] : Academic Press, �1980
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