نتایج جستجو برای: herbaceous distillates

تعداد نتایج: 4501  

Journal: :Agrarnaâ nauka 2022

Relevance. For the first time as a result of research work carried out to study acclimatization and adaptive features shade-tolerant plants an assortment ornamental resistant herbaceous perennials for Stavropol region, used landscaping shady areas, has been proposed. Methodology. Fundamentals plant introduction, Karpun, 2016; Mеthods phenological observations in botanical gardens, GBS, 1975; Bi...

2016
Rongxiao He Jun Yang Xiqiang Song Brian J. Palik

Assessing the species diversity of an urban forest is important for understanding its structure and functions, but the result can be affected by sampling methods, times, and delimitations of the study area. In this study, we examined the influence of different ways to delimit boundaries of urban areas on the assessment of species diversity of urban forests through a case study conducted in Haik...

2017
Saixiyala Ding Yang Shudong Zhang Guofang Liu Xuejun Yang Zhenying Huang Xuehua Ye

The formation of fertility islands by shrubs increases soil resources heterogeneity in thicketization-grasslands. Clonal plants, especially rhizomatous or stoloniferous clonal plants, can form large clonal networks and use heterogeneously distributed resources effectively. In addition, shrubs, especially spiny shrubs, may also provide herbaceous plants with protection from herbivores, acting as...

2009
Jon D. Bates Tony J. Svejcar

—The expansion of western juniper ( Juniperus occidentalis spp. occidentalis Hook.) in the northern Great Basin has resulted in the wide-scale conversion of sagebrush-steppe communities to juniper woodlands. Prescribed fire and mechanical cutting are the 2 main methods used to remove juniper and restore sagebrush steppe. Mechanical treatments commonly leave cut juniper on site. Disadvantages of...

2011
Ben P. Werling Timothy D. Meehan Claudio Gratton Douglas A. Landis

1049-9644/$ see front matter 2011 Elsevier Inc. A doi:10.1016/j.biocontrol.2011.06.014 ⇑ Corresponding author. Fax: +1 517 353 5598. E-mail address: [email protected] (B.P. Werling). Cultivation of biofuel crops could change agricultural landscapes, affecting natural enemies at multiple scales. We sampled five natural enemy families with sticky cards in three model biofuel habitats (corn, switch...

Journal: :American journal of primatology 2014
Nelly Ménard Peggy Motsch Alexia Delahaye Alice Saintvanne Guillaume Le Flohic Sandrine Dupé Dominique Vallet Mohamed Qarro Mohamed Ibn Tattou Jean-Sébastien Pierre

Barbary macaques live in extreme temperate environments characterized by strongly seasonal resource availability. They are mainly terrestrial while foraging, harvesting food from the herbaceous layer. These monkeys are threatened mainly because of anthropogenic habitat degradation. We studied the adaptive capacities of wild groups of Barbary macaques that lived in different cedar forests underg...

Journal: :International journal of epidemiology 2006
Laura E Jackson Elizabeth D Hilborn James C Thomas

BACKGROUND Incidence of Lyme disease in the US continues to grow. Low-density development is also increasing in endemic regions, raising questions about the relationship between development pattern and disease. This study sought to model Lyme disease incidence rate using quantitative, practical metrics of regional landscape pattern. The objective was to progress towards the development of desig...

2015
Saijie Gong Zhaojun Hao Jiasong Meng Ding Liu Mengran Wei Jun Tao Richard A Wilson

Herbaceous peony (Paeonia lactiflora Pall.) is a well-known traditional flower in China and is widely used for landscaping and garden greening due to its high ornamental value. However, disease spots usually appear after the flowering of the plant and may result in the withering of the plant in severe cases. This study examined the disease incidence in an herbaceous peony field in the Yangzhou ...

Journal: :Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia 2014
M L Bueno G A Damasceno-Junior A Pott V Pontara E P Seleme W S Fava A K D Salomão J A Ratter

Large areas in the Pantanal wetland are covered by monodominant formations, e.g. typical landscapes with local names such as "paratudal", dominated by T. aurea. Studies on structure of these formations generally include only woody strata, consequently the species richness registered is usually low due to the absence of the 'ground layer' of herbaceous and others low species. We recorded 13 spec...

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