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1“... indirectly led S. droebachiensis to increase grazing pressure on living plants. Although much remains unknown...”
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4by Cavender-Bares, Jeannine, Arroyo, Mary T.K., Abell, Robin, Ackerly, David, Ackerman, Daniel, Arim, Matias., Belnap, Jayne, Castañeda Moya, Francisco, Dee, Laura E., Estrada-Carmona, Natalia, Gobin, Judith, Isbell, Forest, Köhler, Gunther, Koops, Marten, Kraft, Nathan, Macfarlane, Nicholas, Martínez-Garza, Cristina, Metzger, Jean-Paul, Mora, Arturo, Oatham, Michael, Paglia, Adriano, Pedrana, Julieta, Peri, Pablo Luis, Piñeiro, Gervasio, Randall, Robert, Weis, Judith, Walker Robbins, Wren, Ziller, Silvia RenateSubjects: “...Plant Cover...”
Published 2018
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5“...Abstract Terrestrial life forms made their move on land about 400 million years ago. Plants crossed...”
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6“... be projected back indefinitely through time. Abundant plant and animal fossils from a variety of periods point...”
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7by Kear, Benjamin P, Lindgren, Johan, Hurum, Jørn H., Milán, Jesper, Vajda, Vivi“..., sauropterygians and mosasauroids). Terrestrial plant remains (lycophytes, sphenophytes, ferns, pteridosperms...”
Published in Geological Society, London, Special Publications (2016)
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8by Kear, Benjamin P., Lindgren, Johan, Hurum, Jorn H., Milan, Jesper, Vajda, Vivi“..., sauropterygians and mosasauroids). Terrestrial plant remains (lycophytes, sphenophytes, ferns, pteridosperms...”
Published in Geological Society, London, Special Publications (2016)
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9“..., as expressed by the different components of this term. Of nature and peoples Plants and people Thousands...”
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10“... of domesticated plants or herbivores and a climate that is quite variable both spatially and temporally (Borchert...”
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11Published 2024“..., causing terrible suffering among the world's poorest communities and for those plants and animals...”
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12by Woodward, Jamie“... of the Mediterranean Sea. It is also a biodiversity hotspot; the Mediterranean has been a meeting place for plants...”
Published 2009
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13“... the plants and animals at the bottom of the sea, but we will also use the term to include those organisms...”
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14by Bowman, William D.“... in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, including the spatial and temporal patterns of animals, plants...”
Published 2001
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15“... of all the groups of mycorrhiza: they have a global distribution in widely contrasting plant communities...”
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16by Shaw, Justine D.“... of the most uninvaded landscapes globally. Over 250 non-native plants are currently established across...”
Published 2013
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17“... to millimeters). Phytoplankton as the “plant” part of the plankton community comprises a large variety...”
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18“...1 IntroductionDepletion of stratospheric ozone over the Arctic region (Müller et al. 1997; Rex et...”
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19by Engelbrecht, Hubert“... terrestrialisation of lakes. The situation was improved by sewerages and water purification plants, which, however...”
Published 2017
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20by Galambosi, B., Kirakosyan, G. M., Dembickaya, E., Lapshin, A., Nemtshenko, N. F., Kauppinen, S., Sorvari, J.“... and Russian herb cultivation book : Cultivation of herbs and medicinal plants under Nordic climatic conditions...”
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