WHAT MAKES AN ISLAND GREEN? PLANT COMMUNITIES AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES

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" WHAT MAKES AN ISLAND GREEN? PLANT COMMUNITIES AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES "

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	149253
Doc. No	:	ET21045
Main Entry	:	Eric M. Danner
Title Proper	:	WHAT MAKES AN ISLAND GREEN? PLANT COMMUNITIES AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES
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Abstract	:	I investigated the spatiotemporal dynamics of plant communities on islands in the Aleutianarchipelago, Alaska, using small scale plots and landscape level remote sensing. Islands ofthe Aleutian archipelago are a model system for vegetation studies: there is no significantvariation in island size, geology, soil type, or plant composition for hundreds of islandsspanning 1600km of longitude. There is variation in two important factors: nutrients andclimate. Past fox introductions onto some of the islands substantially reduced seabirdpopulations that formerly vectored nutrients from the sea to land. Previous field studies have.
Subject	:	Electericl tess
	:	برق
electronic file name	:	TL44193.pdf
Title and statement of responsibility and	:	WHAT MAKES AN ISLAND GREEN? PLANT COMMUNITIES AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES [Thesis]