نتایج جستجو برای: dryland cold area

تعداد نتایج: 685576  

Journal: :Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association 1966

Journal: :Water 2023

This study utilized the Random Forest (RF) algorithm to assess groundwater potential (GWP) in mid-mountain region of Coquimbo region, north-central Chile. A comprehensive evaluation twenty-one factors, primarily derived from Digital Elevation Models (DEM) and satellite data, was conducted against a database 3822 discharge points. The majority them consisted shallow wells with relatively low yie...

Journal: :The Journal of experimental biology 2008
Melanie R Frazier Jon F Harrison Scott D Kirkton Stephen P Roberts

We use a factorial experimental design to test whether rearing at colder temperatures shifts the lower thermal envelope for flight of Drosophila melanogaster Meigen to colder temperatures. D. melanogaster that developed in colder temperatures (15 degrees C) had a significant flight advantage in cold air compared to flies that developed in warmer temperatures (28 degrees C). At 14 degrees C, col...

بیتار, محمد, جعفری, فرزانه, لشکری, حسن, پژوه, فرشاد,

The temperature as an indicator of heat intensity is one of the basic elements of knowing weather. The frost is a condition when the air temperature is less than 0 c Due to the geographical possition of Iran, spring is a season that plants resume a new life after leaving a pause in a periode of the growth. At the beginning of such a periode emerge of sudden cold cause loss bloom (in the case of...

Journal: :Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena 2010

2017
Fran Sheldon Stuart E. Bunn Jane M. Hughes Angela H. Arthington Christine S. Fellows

Dryland rivers are renowned for their periods of ‘boom’ related to the episodic floods that extend over vast floodplains and fuel incredible production, and periods of ‘bust’ where the extensive channel network is restricted to the permanent refugial waterholes. Many of these 15 river systems are unregulated by dams but are under increasing pressure, especially from water abstraction and overla...

Journal: :FEMS microbiology ecology 2012
Andrew Bissett Guy C J Abell Levente Bodrossy Alan E Richardson Peter H Thrall

Despite their large areas and potential importance as methane sinks, the role of methane-oxidizing bacteria (MOB) in native woodland soils is poorly understood. These environments are increasingly being altered by anthropogenic disturbances, which potentially alter ecosystem service provision. Dryland salinity is one such disturbance and is becoming increasingly prevalent in Australian soils. W...

2015
Trenton E. Franz Elizabeth G. King Kelly K. Caylor David A. Robinson

[1] In dryland ecosystems, understanding the effects of heterogeneity in soil moisture and geophysical properties on vegetation structure and dynamics poses a suite of challenging research questions. Heterogeneity in soil depth can affect resource availability and the subsequent organization of woody vegetation, while spatiotemporal variation in soil moisture can reveal important ecohydrologica...

Journal: :The New phytologist 2013
Mark E Olson Julieta A Rosell

Variation in angiosperm vessel diameter is of major functional significance. In the light of recent models predicting optimal vessel taper given resistance imposed by conductive path length, we tested the prediction that plant size should predict vessel diameter, with dryland plants having narrower vessels for their stem sizes. We assembled a comparative dataset including vessel and stem diamet...

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