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LG: How Do Ecosystems Recover from a Disturbance?

LG: How Do Ecosystems Recover from a Disturbance?

LG: How Do Ecosystems Recover from a Disturbance?. January 2013 Regents food web question. ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION. is the series of changes that occur in an ecosystem over time . It can occur on LAND or in AQUATIC ecosystems. . There are TWO types of succession on LAND . 1. PRIMARY.

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Destruction or Succession?

Destruction or Succession?

Destruction or Succession?. Yellowstone National Park, 1988. Succession is the gradual process of community development. It involves species in one stage being replaced by different species. The time involved in succession is on a scale of tens, hundreds and thousands of years.

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Destruction or Succession?

Destruction or Succession?

Destruction or Succession?. Yellowstone National Park, 1988. Succession is the gradual process of community development. It involves species in one stage being replaced by different species. The time involved in succession is on a scale of tens, hundreds and thousands of years.

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Taranaki

Taranaki

Taranaki. Mature Forest Canopy of Totara Rimu Hinau, Kamahi. Totara. Rimu. Hinau. Kamahi. Stratification Emergents Canopy Sub canopy Shrub Ferns Ground..moss. The Under Story Shrubs. Broadleaf. Coprosma. Karamu. Five Finger. Pate. Horopito.

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Hydrology

Hydrology

Hydrology. Interception, effects of forestry on snow hydrology. Interception. Before precipitation reaches the soil, it must pass through whatever vegetation cover is present. (In urban areas, buildings and other structures act to intercept precipitation.)

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Intro to the co-limitation study: synergistic effects of N+P

Intro to the co-limitation study: synergistic effects of N+P

Intro to the co-limitation study: synergistic effects of N+P. Co-limitation. Elser et al. (2007) Ecology Letters. General Project Questions. Is productivity in the northern hardwood forest co-limited by N and P?

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Additional Primary Headwater Habitat Stream Parameters

Additional Primary Headwater Habitat Stream Parameters

Additional Primary Headwater Habitat Stream Parameters. Riparian Zone. Plant growth between the stream and the floodplains 1 (Riparian in short hand is plants covering stream banks). Floodplain Quality (left and right bank). Mature Forest, Wetland Immature Forest, Shrub or Old Field

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In 2009 330 North Wabash Recycled 371 Tons of Material Which is the Equivalent of:

In 2009 330 North Wabash Recycled 371 Tons of Material Which is the Equivalent of:

In 2009 330 North Wabash Recycled 371 Tons of Material Which is the Equivalent of:. 6,866 Trees saving 40 acres of mature forest. 2,837,370 Gallons of Water=5 Olympic size swimming pools. 30,126 Gallons of Oil Enough gasoline for 10 cars to travel 25,000 miles. 1,488,184 KwH saves

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Abstract

Abstract

Stream Shade Patterns and Canopy Surface Models Derived from LiDAR Data For the South Fork Nooksack River Study Area Erica Capuana, Western Washington University, Huxley College. LiDAR in FUSION/LDV

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Assessing the Water and Energy Balances at the BERMS Flux Towers, 1999 to 2005

Assessing the Water and Energy Balances at the BERMS Flux Towers, 1999 to 2005

SOBS. H02. SOJP. H94. H75. Black Spruce Fen. Fen. Aspen Black Spruce Jack Pine. Black Spruce Jack Pine Streamflow.

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