Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia

Postfire successions in north-taiga large hummock peats and permafrost peat boils are investigated annually on the monitoring sites observed in the Nadymsky district since 1970. Changes in species composition, height, abundance and cover of plant species were traced and compared with the course of a...

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Main Author: Moskalenko N. G.
Format: Dataset
Language:Russian
Published: Theoretical and Applied Ecology 2014
Subjects:
vegetation
succession
climate
fires
relief
soil
permafrost soils
permafrost
taiga
Siberia
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.25750/1995-4301-2014-1-045-048
http://envjournal.ru/ari/v2014/v1/files/14109.pdf
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spelling ftdatacite:10.25750/1995-4301-2014-1-045-048 2023-05-15T17:56:46+02:00 Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia Moskalenko N. G. 2014 https://dx.doi.org/10.25750/1995-4301-2014-1-045-048 http://envjournal.ru/ari/v2014/v1/files/14109.pdf ru rus Theoretical and Applied Ecology vegetation succession climate fires relief soil permafrost soils dataset Dataset 2014 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.25750/1995-4301-2014-1-045-048 2021-11-05T12:55:41Z Postfire successions in north-taiga large hummock peats and permafrost peat boils are investigated annually on the monitoring sites observed in the Nadymsky district since 1970. Changes in species composition, height, abundance and cover of plant species were traced and compared with the course of air temperature, precipitation amounts and dynamics of thickness of seasonally thawed soil layer. We also found almost full recover of herb-shrub layer and significant changes in moss-lichen layer. Dataset permafrost taiga Siberia DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology)
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topic vegetation
succession
climate
fires
relief
soil
permafrost soils
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succession
climate
fires
relief
soil
permafrost soils
Moskalenko N. G.
Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
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succession
climate
fires
relief
soil
permafrost soils
description Postfire successions in north-taiga large hummock peats and permafrost peat boils are investigated annually on the monitoring sites observed in the Nadymsky district since 1970. Changes in species composition, height, abundance and cover of plant species were traced and compared with the course of air temperature, precipitation amounts and dynamics of thickness of seasonally thawed soil layer. We also found almost full recover of herb-shrub layer and significant changes in moss-lichen layer.
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author Moskalenko N. G.
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title Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
title_short Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
title_full Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
title_fullStr Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
title_full_unstemmed Pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the North of the West Siberia
title_sort pyrogenic successions of phytocoenoses of the north of the west siberia
publisher Theoretical and Applied Ecology
publishDate 2014
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http://envjournal.ru/ari/v2014/v1/files/14109.pdf
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taiga
Siberia
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taiga
Siberia
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