Contemporary Changes in Vegetation of Polar Regions
Rapid climate changes which have been observed over the recent years in both polar regions of the Earth, directly or indirectly affect vegetation dynamics. This article presents the main directions of the changes taking place in the recent years in tundra communities of both polar regions, based on...
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ftrepec:oai:RePEc:vrs:paoglc:v:18:y:2011:i:1:p:35-51:n:3 2023-05-15T13:36:04+02:00 Contemporary Changes in Vegetation of Polar Regions Olech Maria Węgrzyn Michał Lisowska Maja Słaby Agnieszka Angiel Piotr https://www.degruyter.com/view/j/igbp.2011.18.issue-1/v10190-010-0003-8/v10190-010-0003-8.xml?format=INT unknown https://www.degruyter.com/view/j/igbp.2011.18.issue-1/v10190-010-0003-8/v10190-010-0003-8.xml?format=INT article ftrepec 2020-12-04T13:43:41Z Rapid climate changes which have been observed over the recent years in both polar regions of the Earth, directly or indirectly affect vegetation dynamics. This article presents the main directions of the changes taking place in the recent years in tundra communities of both polar regions, based on original research carried out in the Arctic in Spitsbergen and in the maritime Antarctic on King George Island. climate change, tundra communities, plant succession, glacier forefields, Antarctica, Arctic Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica Arctic Climate change King George Island Tundra Spitsbergen RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) Antarctic Arctic King George Island |
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Rapid climate changes which have been observed over the recent years in both polar regions of the Earth, directly or indirectly affect vegetation dynamics. This article presents the main directions of the changes taking place in the recent years in tundra communities of both polar regions, based on original research carried out in the Arctic in Spitsbergen and in the maritime Antarctic on King George Island. climate change, tundra communities, plant succession, glacier forefields, Antarctica, Arctic |
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Olech Maria Węgrzyn Michał Lisowska Maja Słaby Agnieszka Angiel Piotr |
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Contemporary Changes in Vegetation of Polar Regions |
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