Sentence examples for subalpine environments from inspiring English sources

Selected analyses are described that have advanced our understanding of pattern process relationships at the alpine and subalpine environments, as a consequence of the spatial, spectral, radiometric, and temporal resolutions of the remote sensing system employed and the image processing approaches followed.

While it mainly exists in the north, a few mountains in the south have subalpine environments, which are typically coated in an ecosystem known as the Southern Appalachian spruce-fir forest.

Reproductive assurance may, therefore, be essential for species forming small populations in subalpine environments, in which there may sometimes be a shortage of pollinators [ 10].

The major difference between subarctic and subalpine timberline environments is that the subalpine environment has greater light intensity and more ultraviolet light, less variation in the length of the day, lower carbon dioxide, and more daily temperature variation.

In the subalpine environment of the Pumice Plain rapid development is likely to be advantageous because of the short growing season, the continuous decline in food quality through the summer (Fig. 4, Appendix S2), and the relatively high risk of predation in high-density core areas [31], [32].

Indeed, S. childi is restricted to a limited lowland habitat in contrast with the subalpine environment experienced by most S. australis.

Both P. leptocoma (sect. Oreinos) and P. reflexa (sect. Homalopoa) grow in western North America in subalpine meadow and forest understory environments near streams (Barkworth et al. 2007).

Delucia, E.H., T.A. Day, and T.C. Vogelman, Ultraviolet-B and Visible Light Penetration into Needles of two Species of Subalpine Conifers During Foliar Development, Plant, Cell and Environment 15:9219929, 1992.

Holub), the subalpine zone (e.g. Ch. teydis) or coastal environments (Ch. webbianus (Sch.Bip).

Trees growing at alpine and subalpine zones may be under strong abiotic stresses and often display phenotypic responses to stressful environments (Gamache and Payette 2004).

Corkbark (Subalpine) Fir.